Which of the following statements selects the "blue" item, which appears fourth in the lstColor control? a. lstColor. SlectIndex = 3b. lstColor. SlectIndex = 4d. lstColor. SlectItem = 3e. lstColor. SlectIitem = 4

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Fattykins

Computers & Technology

1 March, 14:26

Which of the following statements selects the "blue" item, which appears fourth in the lstColor control? a. lstColor. SlectIndex = 3b. lstColor. SlectIndex = 4d. lstColor. SlectItem = 3e. lstColor. SlectIitem = 4

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Ruby Roberson · Answer 1

a. lstColor. SlectIndex = 3

Explanation:

Listbox uses index to represent items.

The index starts its count from 0. Meaning that, the first item has an index of 0, the second has an index of 1 and so on.

From the question, the said color is the 4th in the list; going by the simple analysis stated above, it's index is 4-1 = 3.

The syntax for that is

listboxname. Selectedindex = index

i. e.

lstColor. SelectIndex = 3.