Analyze the following code for creating tabs that are used to switch between different application pages. What is the output of the code? Line 1: import appuifw Line 2: import e32 Line 3:app1 = appuifw.Text(u"Appliation o-n-e is on") Line 4:app2 = appuifw.Text(u"Appliation t-w-o is on") Line 5:app3 = appuifw.Text(u"Appliation t-h-r-e-e is on") Line 6:def exit_key_handler(): Line 7: app_lock.signal() Line 8:def handle_tab(index): Line 9: global lb Line 10: if index == 0: Line 11: appuifw.app.body = app1 Line 12: if index == 1: Line 13: appuifw.app.body = app2 Line 14: if index == 2: Line 15: appuifw.app.body = app3 Line 16:app_lock = e32.Ao_lock() Line 17:appuifw.app.tabs_set([u"One", u"Two", u"Three"],handle_tab) Line 18:appuifw.app.title = u"Tabs"Line 19:appuifw.app.body = app1 Line 20:appuifw.app.exit_key_handler = exit_key_handler Line 21:app_lock.wait()

What does the concept of dynamic time signify in the context of designing a game application for S60 mobile phones?

Which syntax is used to add a new element to the following list? mylist = [u'Symbain', u'PyS60',u'MobileArt']

What function does the following code perform? import inbox, appuifw, e32 def message_get(msg_id): box = inbox.Inbox() appuifw.note(u'New message: %s' % box.content(msg_id)) app_lock.signal() box = inbox.Inbox() box.bind(message_get) print 'new SMS messages..' app_lock = e32.Ao_lock() app_lock.wait() print 'Message handled!

What does the bind() function represent in the PyS60 script?

Can a file within a package contain hardcoded references to the package directory location in Symbian?

Which statements is/are true about a module with respect to PyS60(Python for S60)?

Which layers are present in the Symbian System Model?

Which key event of PyS60 do not need seperate registeration?

Which statements are true about the Inbox object provided by PyS60?

Which statements is/are correct regarding functions in Python?