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Asked: 2026-05-30T18:23:33+00:00

I read the code from my teacher to make a radiobutton in VS++2010 this->rbSenior->AutoSize

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I read the code from my teacher to make a radiobutton in VS++2010

        this->rbSenior->AutoSize = true;
        this->rbSenior->Location = System::Drawing::Point(56, 161);
        this->rbSenior->Name = L"rbSenior";
        this->rbSenior->Size = System::Drawing::Size(55, 17);
        this->rbSenior->TabIndex = 9;
        this->rbSenior->TabStop = true;
        this->rbSenior->Text = L"Senior";
        this->rbSenior->UseVisualStyleBackColor = true;
and
        if (rbFreshman->Checked) answer = 0;

I understand the code, because it is simple. However, how I know whether ‘CHECKED’ is an available property in radio button.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You have many options:

    1) Read the documentation. Microsof doc are freely available online at msdn.microsoft.com. From there a search for “radio button” yield this. Alternatively pressing F1 should bring the help if you have installed it.

    2) Switch to the “design” view of your form (shift + F7), click on the radio button. There should be a “property” window or toolbox listing the design properties.

    3) Use intellisense. Type this->rbSenior-> then press “ctrl + space”. It should list the properties and methods available on any object (doesn’t work on most complex cases, but you are not there yet)

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