XXI Windows

XXI.1: Can printf() be used in a Windows program?

XXI.2: How do you create a delay timer in a Windows program?

XXI.3: What is a handle?

XXI.4: How do you interrupt a Windows program?

XXI.5: What is the GDI and how is it accessed?

XXI.6: Why is windows.h important?

XXI.7: What is the Windows SDK?

XXI.8: Do you need Microsoft's Windows SDK to write Windows programs?

XXI.9: What is the difference between Windows functions and standard DOS functions?

XXI.10: What is dynamic linking?

XXI.11: What are the differences among HANDLE, HWND, and HDC ?

XXI.12: Are Windows programs compatible from one compiler to the next?

XXI.13: Will Windows always save and refresh your program's windows?

XXI.14: How do you determine a Windows program's client area size?

XXI.15: What are OEM key codes?

XXI.16: Should a Windows program care about the OEM key codes?

XXI.17: What are virtual key codes?

XXI.18: What is a dead key?

XXI.19: What is the difference between the caret and the cursor?

XXI.20: Can a mouse click be captured in an area outside your program's client area?

XXI.21: How do you create an animated bitmap?

XXI.22: How do you get the date and time in a Windows program?

XXI.23: How do you update the title bar in a Windows program?

XXI.24: How do you access the system colors in a Windows program?

XXI.25: What are the system color constants?

XXI.26: How do you create your own buttons or controls?

XXI.27: What is a static child window?

XXI.28: What is window subclassing?

XXI.29: What is the edit class?

XXI.30: What is the listbox class?

XXI.31: How is memory organized in Windows?

XXI.32: How is memory allocated in a Windows program?

XXI.33: What is the difference between modal and modeless dialog boxes?