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A mnemonic is (Multiple Choice)

A mnemonic is
A) can be used instead of a tool tip
B) represents an inactive or disabled component
C) always a single character
D) can be a collection of characters and/or other keys
E) none of the above

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Java Software Solutions: Foundations of Program Design

Edition: 7^th

Authors: Lewis, Loftus

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Perfect, what I needed! How do you mark topics solved?

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