1. What is XAML markup ? Junior A. the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface B. an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind C. a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code D. a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time
2. Which term means: "a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code"? Junior A. Compiled bindings B. XAML markup C. x:Name D. Markup extension
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. XAML markup — the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface B. XAML markup — ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time C. XAML markup — a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code D. XAML markup — a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time
4. What is Code-behind ? Junior A. the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface B. a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code C. an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind D. ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time
5. Which term means: "the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface"? Junior A. XAML markup B. Markup extension C. Code-behind D. Compiled bindings
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Code-behind — the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface B. Code-behind — an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind C. Code-behind — a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time D. Code-behind — a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code
7. What is x:Name ? Mid A. the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface B. ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time C. a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time D. an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind
8. Which term means: "an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind"? Mid A. Markup extension B. Code-behind C. Compiled bindings D. x:Name
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. x:Name — a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time B. x:Name — a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code C. x:Name — an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind D. x:Name — ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time
10. What is Markup extension ? Mid A. ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time B. a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time C. the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface D. an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind
11. Which term means: "a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time"? Mid A. Code-behind B. Markup extension C. XAML markup D. x:Name
12. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Markup extension — ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time B. Markup extension — a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time C. Markup extension — the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface D. Markup extension — a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code
13. What is Compiled bindings ? Senior A. the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface B. an attribute that assigns an identifier so a declared element can be referenced from code-behind C. a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code D. ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time
14. Which term means: "ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time"? Senior A. x:Name B. Markup extension C. XAML markup D. Compiled bindings
15. Which statement is correct? Senior A. Compiled bindings — a declarative XML dialect used to define interface trees and their properties without imperative code B. Compiled bindings — ahead-of-time resolved data connections enabled by x:DataType that improve performance and catch errors at build time C. Compiled bindings — a brace-enclosed expression like StaticResource or Binding that supplies a property value at parse time D. Compiled bindings — the partial class file paired with a page where event handlers and logic live alongside the declared interface