Give two instances of how you'd really utilize a menu in an application, and explain why you'd choose to do so rather than letting the user manually enter text.

Explain the concept of "Divide & Conquer" using a flowchart-like drawing.

Let's say the graphical user interface (GUI) of an application has a Label control with the name outputLabel. Create a statement that erases any text that the control could be showing at the time.

A poorly made web application for an online shopping site keeps the price of each item as a hidden form variable on the web page that the customer sees. Why doesn't this plan work? Some people who used an online shopping site took advantage of the problem before the problem was found and fixed.

What is the most significant difference between a console application's user interface and a graphical application's user interface from the standpoint of a programmer? Explain your response. What makes an ActionEvent different from a MouseEvent? Please explain your response.

What are two ways in which your program makes use of menus, and why would you prefer to have users choose from a menu rather than type in their own text?

Why would you choose to utilize a menu versus enabling the user to enter characters? Give two examples of how to use menus in applications.