By creating user stories and setting specific goals.

By gaining confidence in the system's readiness for deployment.

By providing a basis for accepting or rejecting completed tasks.

By calculating user's performance and tracking progress.

To make the code more readable and understandable.

To enforce specific data types for variables.

To ensure that all variables have unique names.

To restrict access to variables and components.

To capture the specific needs and requirements of users.

To define the project scope and limitations.

To analyse the nouns and verbs used in the scenario.

To align with SMART objectives for project goals.

The implementation of data structures and algorithms in programming languages.

The process of designing complex algorithms for software development.

The study of computer hardware and software systems.

The interaction between humans and computers in a user-friendly manner.

To include the latest trends in the design.

To focus on optimising backend system performance.

To showcase the technical capabilities of the software.

To ensure the interface matches user expectations and preferences.

OnShow

OnClose

OnCreate

OnResize

Timers execute code based on a specified interval, while loops execute code repeatedly until a certain condition is met.

Timers are used for animations, while loops are used for input validation.

Timers are used in graphical applications, while loops are used in console applications.

Timers are event-driven, while loops are used for repetitive execution.

To handle user input

To initialise variables

To handle form closing

To create animations

FormShow

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FormCreate

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It positions the cursor focus on the edtDimA input field.

It sets the background colour of the input field edtDimA.

It clears the text content of the input field edtDimA.

It makes the input field edtDimA visible on the form.