What would happen when the following piece of code is compiled and run?

var p : * = new ArrayCollection()      //Line1

p.addItem("vishal");                     //Line2

p.addItem(24);                        //Line3

p= new Date();                        //Line4

Which types of variables can be accessed without creating an instance of a class?

Which is not a valid access modifier?

When ActionScript can immediately judge an operation to be in violation of a security rule, the __________ exception is thrown, and if, after waiting for some asynchronous task to complete, ActionScript deems an operation in violation of a security rule, the __________ event is dispatched.

Which is not a phase in the event propagation lifecycle?

What's the output? try { try { trace('<< try >>'); throw new ArgumentError ('throw this error'); } catch(error : ArgumentError) { trace('<< catch >> ' + error); trace('<< throw >>'); throw error; } catch(error:Error) { trace ('<< Error >> ' + error); } } catch (error:ArgumentError) { trace ('<< catch >> ' + error);

To communicate with Javascript the correct synxtax is:

On an Event handler function, how do you know which item fired the event ?

Which class can be used to find the size in bytes of your SWF or other media file?

How would you load an image from an external file?

public function someFunction(value: Number) { switch(value) { case 5: trace ('Hello'); case 9: trace ('World'); } trace('Apples'); } What would the output be if someFunction(4) were called?