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Is it possible to use multiple font's in a TextArea in one line .Please throw some light on it?.I have tried it but it's not coming up properly.
Given a TextArea using a proportional pitch font and constructed li
ke this:
TextArea t = new TextArea("12345", 5, 5);
Which statement is true?
A.the displayed width shows exactly five characters one ach line unles
s otherwise constrained .

B.The displayed height is five lines unless otherwise
constrained.
C.The maximum number of characters in a line will be
five.
D.The user will be able to edit the character string

E.The displayed string can use multiple fonts.
The correct option's should be b,d,e.Have a look at it carefully and let me know if am missing something else in this question.
 
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I think A should also be correct but not sure about it.I have compiled that programme and it show's only five character's on a line.Option (B) also seem's to be correct.I think Some experienced person can help us in getting the right answer's, question seem's to be just confusing us, every option look's right.
 
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hello,
The question by fraternity is really confusing me.Somebody, please throw some light on it.
 
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regarding answer 'a'. We cannot tell how many characters will print depending on the width, it depends on the font. I agree with rest of it.
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