Understanding Timer Objects in Programming

Which object in programming is used to schedule and repeat an action at specific intervals of time?

• Variable

• Timer

• Subroutine

• Function

What is the role of the 'Tick' in relation to the Timer object?

• It sets the Timer's interval

• It draws shapes on the screen

• It triggers an action at regular intervals

• It counts the number of actions

What is the main purpose of a Timer object in programming?

• To display text

• To draw shapes on the screen

• To repeat actions at specific times

• To calculate numbers

Which part of the Timer object controls how often an action is repeated?

• Math

• Interval

• Tick

• Shape

What does the 'Tick' do in relation to the Timer object?

• It counts the number of actions

• It draws shapes on the screen

• It triggers an action at regular intervals

• It sets the Timer's interval

What is the role of the 'Interval' in a Timer object?

• It determines the color of shapes

• It controls how often an action happens

• It decides the shape's position

• It sets the size of shapes

When Timer.Interval = 2000, what does this mean?

• Shapes rotate every 2000 degrees

• Shapes move every 2000 seconds

• Shapes are added every 2000 milliseconds

• Shapes change color every 2000 milliseconds

What is the purpose of Subroutine in following program?

• Displays shapes on the screen

• Repeats adding ellipses in random locations

• Sets the Timer's Interval value

• Changes the Timer's Tick value

What does the statement Timer.Tick = Shape indicate in the program?

• Timer stops its operation

• Timer changes its interval value

• Timer displays a shape on the screen

• Timer starts counting down

How does a Timer object help automate tasks in programming?

• By repeating actions at specific intervals

• By calculating complex equations

• By creating graphical interfaces

• By handling user inputs