How does bezierCurveTo differ from arcTo?

When using bezierCurveTo, how many control points are required?

A). One

B). Two

C). Three

D). Four

Which method is used to draw a straight line from the current point?

A). moveTo

B). lineTo

C). arcTo

D). bezierCurveTo

How does the moveTo method differ from lineTo?

A). moveTo draws a straight line, while lineTo moves the pen without drawing.

B). moveTo moves the pen without drawing, while lineTo draws a straight line.

C). moveTo and lineTo are the same.

D). None of the above.

What does the bezierCurveTo method do?

A). Draws a circle.

B). Moves the pen to a specified point without drawing anything.

C). Draws a curve between two points using control points.

D). Draws a straight line to a specified point from the current point.

What is the purpose of the lineTo method?

A). To move the pen without drawing.

B). To draw a straight line from the current point.

C). To draw an arc.

D). To draw a curve using control points.

What is the purpose of the arcTo method?

A). To move the pen without drawing.

B). To draw a straight line.

C). To draw an arc between two points.

D). To draw a curve using control points.

When using arcTo, what parameters are required?

A). The starting point and the angle of the arc.

B). The starting point, the control point, and the ending point.

C). The starting point, the radius, and the end point.

D). The starting point, the ending point, and the radius.

When using moveTo, what happens if you specify the same point multiple times?

A). The pen moves to the specified point each time it's called.

B). The pen moves to the specified point only once.

C). An error occurs.

D). None of the above.

Which of the following statements about bezierCurveTo is correct?

A). It is used to draw straight lines.

B). It requires only two control points.

C). It is used to draw circles.

D). It is used to draw curves using control points.

What is the purpose of the arcTo method?

A). To move the pen without drawing.

B). To draw a straight line.

C). To draw an arc between two points.

D). To draw a curve using control points.