CS1: Unit 3 Review

A) It would be called when the mouse is pressed and moved

B) It would run code only if a certain condition is true

C) It would be called every time the mouse is moved, regardless of whether it's pressed or not

D) It would define a helper function for handling mouse events

A) When Zoe clicks a button on the controller

B) When Zoe releases a button on the controller

C) When Zoe presses a button and moves the joystick

D) When Zoe's controller is stationary

A) Defining helper functions

B) Using an if statement

C) Handling mouse events

D) Running code regardless of any condition

A) It helps Kai define a helper function

B) It runs regardless of the condition of the 'if' statement

C) It is called the body and runs only if the condition in the 'if' statement is true

D) It is used for handling mouse events in Kai's program

A) (Anika's apples < William's apples)

B) (Anika's apples <= William's apples)

C) (Anika's apples == William's apples)

D) (Anika's apples >= William's apples)

A) It runs only if the condition in the previous 'if' statement is false

B) It runs regardless of the condition in the previous 'if' statement

C) It defines a helper function

D) It handles mouse events

A) Defining helper functions

B) Testing multiple conditions in a row

C) Running code only if the mouse is pressed

D) Handling mouse events

A) Defines mouse events for the shopping cart

B) Manually calls other functions in the shopping cart program

C) Runs code regardless of any condition in the shopping cart program

D) Helps the total cost calculation function perform its work

A) Automatically when Liam defines it

B) Only during mouse events in Liam's computer

C) Manually when Liam calls it from other functions in his program

D) Only in the body of an if statement in Liam's code

A) Yes, always

B) Yes, but only if they have the same name

C) No, functions cannot use another function's parameters

D) Only during mouse events