Will someone please check my C++ for me?
1. What does the Load ( ) method do?
Gets data from a file and puts it into a DataSet object. <-----
Gives a value to an attribute of an XmlElement object.
Deletes all the data in a DataSet object.
Tells a form to appear.
2. Scenario: You want to use an XML file in a C++ project. You'll need an object to put the data into. Which of the following objects should you use?
An XmlElement object.
A DataSet object.
An XmlDocument object. <----
A DataGridView object.
My Answers are the ones with the arrows.
I had someone help me and those are the right answers. Thanks anyway.
1. Your answer regarding the Load() method is correct. The Load() method in C++ is typically used to read data from a file and store it in a DataSet object.
2. Your answer regarding the object to use for working with XML files in a C++ project is correct. In this scenario, an XmlDocument object would be appropriate for manipulating XML data in a C++ project.
1. Your answer for the first question, "Gets data from a file and puts it into a DataSet object," is correct. The Load() method in C++ typically refers to a function or method that loads data from a file into a specific object or structure.
2. Your answer for the second question, "An XmlDocument object," is correct. When working with XML files in C++, the recommended object for handling XML data is the XmlDocument object. This object provides functionality to parse, manipulate, and handle XML data in C++.
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