How Does a Windows Application Differ from a Console-Based Application

question 15

Multiple Choice

How does a Windows application differ from a console-based application?

• A) Windows applications do not have a Main( ) method.
• B) No looping is found with Windows applications.
• C) Unlike Windows applications, console-based applications do not access data from the hard drive.
• D) Windows applications sit in a process loop, once executed, waiting for an event to execute.

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Definitions:

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