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10 months ago
Q1. Why does the form need to check the number of records before proceeding?
A. To ensure the record count is accurate
B. To prevent errors if there are too many records for the buttons available
C. To improve the speed of the form
D. To ensure the data is saved correctly

Q2. What is the purpose of defining a constant like `maxButtons` in the code?
A. To enable easy changes to the maximum number of buttons
B. To improve the readability of the code
C. To store user inputs
D. To handle database connections

Q3. What is the correct way to get an accurate record count from the record set according to the video?
A. Using rs.moveFirst immediately
B. Using rs.recordCount without any other commands
C. Using rs.moveLast first, then checking rs.recordCount
D. Using rs.recordCount after closing the record set

Q4. What happens in the code if the number of records exceeds the `maxButtons`?
A. The form continues to load and truncates extra records
B. The form will display an error message and then close
C. The form automatically adds more buttons to handle extra records
D. The form deletes extra records to fit the maximum button count

Q5. Where should the records' IDs be stored for each button in the form?
A. In the button's Name property
B. In the button's Tag property
C. In the button's Caption property
D. In a hidden text box

Q6. Why does the instructor suggest using a single event handler function for multiple buttons?
A. It reduces the amount of code needed for multiple buttons
B. It increases the code's execution speed
C. It prevents errors from multiple event handlers
D. It ensures that each button performs different actions

Q7. What does the function `button clicked` do when a button is clicked?
A. It changes the color of the button
B. It saves the form
C. It displays the Tag property of the active control
D. It deletes the record associated with the button

Q8. Why is `me.activecontrol.tag` used in the `button clicked` function?
A. To get the value of the clicked button's Name property
B. To get the ID stored in the clicked button's Tag property
C. To reset the button's Tag property
D. To read input from the user

Answers: 1-B; 2-A; 3-C; 4-B; 5-B; 6-A; 7-C; 8-B

DISCLAIMER: Quiz questions are AI generated. If you find any that are wrong, don't make sense, or aren't related to the video topic at hand, then please post a comment and let me know. Thanks.

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