Which Property Node changes the text color attributes of any digital numeric control from a subVI

Which of the following apply to Property Nodes? (More than one answer may apply)

1. Property Nodes allow attributes of front panel objects to be programmatically manipulated.
2. Property Nodes can be used to update the values contained in a front panel object.
3. More than one Property Node can be used for a single front panel object.
4. Property Nodes contained in a subVI will always cause the front panel to be loaded into memory.

Which combination of words correctly completes the following statement?

Unlike ___________ Property Nodes, _____________ Property Nodes require _____________ as inputs in order to function correctly.

1. Explicit; Implicit; Data Value References
2. Implicit; Explicit; Data Value References
3. Explicit; Implicit; Control References
4. Implicit; Explicit; Control References

Which plot will change color first?

1. Plot 1 because properties are executed top-down.
2. Plot 0 because properties are implemented in numeric order starting at zero.
3. Both plot will be updated simultaneously due to the multithreading of properties.
4. It cannot be determined because LabVIEW performs operations in dataflow format.

Does this code snippet demonstrate an appropriate use of a Property Node?

1. Yes, because updating the value via a Property Node uses less memory than writing to the terminal.
2. Yes, because updating the value via a Property Node allows for error checking.
3. No, because you should always wire data directly into indicators when possible.
4. No, because Property Nodes should only be used with more complex data types.

Which of the following apply to Property Nodes? (More than one answer may apply)

1. Property Nodes allow attributes of front panel objects to be programmatically manipulated.
2. Property Nodes can be used to update the values contained in a front panel object.
3. More than one Property Node can be used for a single front panel object.
4. Property Nodes can be used to programmatically generate a Value Change event.