ListBox controls have an __________ method that erases all the items in the Items property.
- a. Items.Erase
- b. Items.Remove
- c. Items.Clear
- d. Items.Empty
The method that erases all items in Items property of ListBox controls is “Items.Clear”.
Hence, the correct answer is option “C”.
Explanation of Solution
Items.Clear method:
- To erase contents of a ListBox control, the method “Items.Clear” is been called.
- The syntax for “Items.Clear” method is shown below:
- ListBoxName.Items.Clear();
- The “ListBoxName” denotes a ListBox control in an application.
- The “Items.Clear” method erases all items in Items property.
- It clears all items in ListBox control.
- The given code erases all items in the Items property.
Explanation for incorrect options:
Items.Erase:
There is no method named as “Items.Erase” in this context.
Hence, the option “A” is wrong.
Items.Remove:
There is no method named as “Items.Remove” in this context.
Hence, the option “B” is wrong.
Items.empty:
There is no method named as “Items.empty” in this context.
Hence, the option “D” is wrong.
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