Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. Declaring a non-Optional parameter to the right of an Optional parameter is allowed.
2. Every argument specified in a method header must be provided in a method call.
3. If the next statement to execute is not a method call, then the Step Into debugger command has the same effect as the Step Over command.
4. If you wish to execute several statements without repeatedly clicking the Step Over debugger command, you can right click the statement where you’d like to continue step-by-step execution, then select Run to Cursor from the menu that appears. The debugger will execute the statements up to, and including, that statement.
5. When an app is running in the debugger, the Start Debugging command becomes the Continue command. If you click Continue while in break mode, the debugger will execute statements until it reaches the next breakpoint. If there aren’t any, the program will simply execute until it completes or until the event handler that you’re debugging finishes executing.

1. False. Declaring a non-Optional parameter to the right of an Optional parameter is a syntax error.
2. False. Methods can receive Optional arguments, meaning that if an Optional argument is not provided, a previously defined default will be assigned to the identifier.
3. True.
4. False. The debugger will execute the statements up to, but not including, that statement.
5.True.