Code 08 getProperty() Command

What is the main purpose of the getProperty() command in programming with design elements?

• To get the current value of design element properties

• To create a new design element

• To delete a design element

• To change the color of a design element

Which of the following is NOT a design element that getProperty() is particularly useful with?

• Image

• Text Input

• Dropdown

• Checkbox

What is the first input required by the getProperty() command?

• The id of a design element

• The value to set

• The type of event

• The color of the element

How does getProperty() differ from setProperty()?

• getProperty() has no third input

• getProperty() changes the value of an element

• getProperty() deletes an element

• getProperty() creates a new element

Which of the following code lines would get the text value from a Text Input with id "name_input"?

• getProperty("name_input", "text")

• setProperty("name_input", "text", "value")

• getProperty("text", "name_input")

• setProperty("text", "name_input", "value")

In the provided example, what does getProperty("newsletter_checkbox", "checked") return?

• Whether the checkbox is checked (true or false)

• The text label of the checkbox

• The color of the checkbox

• The id of the checkbox

Which of the following is a possible use of getProperty() as described in the material?

• To write programs that take advantage of user input

• To create new user interface elements

• To delete user data

• To change the background color automatically

If you want to change a design element based on a value retrieved with getProperty(), which command should you use?

• setProperty()

• deleteProperty()

• addProperty()

• removeProperty()

What is logged to the console when the save button is clicked in the example code?

• The values from the name input, colors dropdown, and newsletter checkbox

• Only the name input value

• Only the colors dropdown value

• Only the newsletter checkbox value