TEST ON VBA OPERATOR

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The arithmetic operator in VBA has precedence after the ∧ operator.

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(a) %

(b) +

(d) /

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1. Choose the result of the following VBA expression:x = ”20” + ”32”

Your first question?

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(d) ””

(a) 2032

(b) 52

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2. ---------and -------are the two concatenation operators available in VBA.

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(d) # and $

(b) @ and %

(a) + and &

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3. The operator returns 1 if at least one of the bits is 1.

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(a) OR

(b) AND

(d) XOR

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4. The expression in VBA (5>3) XOR(4>2) results in .

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(a) true

(b) false

(d) both true and false

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5. The expression in VBA Dim x as Bytex=3NOT x results in .

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(a) 11111100 or 252

(b) 00000011 or 3

(d) both a & b

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6. In VBA, using operator for concatenation results concatenation of Strings, irrespective of numeric or alpha-numeric value stored in the Strings.

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(a) &

(b) $

(d) +

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7. The operator in VBA returnstrue if only one of the 2 comparisons istrue.

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(a) OR

(b) AND

(d) XOR

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8. The expression in VBA 5 XOR 3 (101XOR 011) results in .

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(a) 1

(b) 3

(d) 7

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9. What would be the result of the following comparison ?:5 = 3

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(a) true

(b) false

(d) both true and false

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10. Choose the result of the following VBA expression:x = ”Hi, ” & ”how are you?”

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(a) ”how are you, Hi?”

(b) ”Hi: how are you”

(d) ”Hi?”

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