|
1. In
spite of the power of movie clips, it is common that the ActionScript code influences
them; there would be calls or modifications of its properties made from other objects
or from the main movie itself.
a)
True.
b)
False.
|
|
2. The
LoadMovieNum function can load any type of file, image (JPG, BMP, GIF...), movie
(SWF, AVI...), text etc.
a)
True.
b)
False.
|
|
3. The
action executed from inside of a button:
on
(release) {
r1.gotoAndPlay(2);
} takes
us to the frame 2 of the main movie.
a)
True.
b)
False.
|
|
4. It's
a good habit to look for ActionScript code done by other Flash experts through Internet,
study, learn, and adapt it to our necessities if this is possible.
a)
True.
b)
False.
|
5. Which
of these 3 affirmations is correct?
a) The
"round" method of the Math object generates a rounded and random number
between 0 and 46550.
b) The
function "bytes_total " gives back to us the total bytes taken by a
movie.
c) The
function "max(5,2)" gives back to us the maximum value between 5 and 2,
this is, number 5.
|
6. Which
of the following sentences would give back us the percentage of Bytes loaded until
the moment in a Flash movie?
a)
percentage = getBytesTotal();
b)
percentage = ((bytes_loaded / bytes_total)*100);
c)
percentage = ((getBytesLoaded() / getBytesTotal())*100);
d)
percentage = getBytesLoaded() / 100;
|
