Is that so? The default value of the text field is the form's name.

Is it the case or not? After a form is created, the Text property is initialised with the form's name.

Which is it: true or false? The value of a form's Text property is initially set to be the same as the name of the form that has been produced during the process of the form being initialised.

Is this true or false? The name of the form that was just generated is what is put into the Text attribute.

What happens after a form that has been displayed with the ShowDialog method is closed by the user?

Is that true or false? After a form is made, the name of the form is put into the Text object.

Open the application in the folder under the coursework. Open the HTML file and notice that an Invoice Date field has been added. Then, open the HTML file and notice that it includes a getFormattedDate() function that formats the Date object that’s passed to it in MM/DD/YYYY format and then returns the date string. Start the application, enter a subtotal, and click the Calculate button. Note that nothing is displayed in the Invoice Date field. In the click() event handler for the Calculate button, add code that gets the current date and formats it using the getFormattedDate() function. Then, add code that provides a default value of the formatted current date for the invoice date. Note that if an invoice date is entered, that date isn’t validated. Add code that sets the value of the Invoice Date field. If you’ve done this right, the application should display the current date when you click the Calculate button without entering anything in the Invoice Date field.   <!DOCTYPE…

What happens when the Categorized button is selected in the Properties panel?