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two students, kaleb and hunter, are arguing in class about an app lab project. kaleb states, huh, a button and an image are basically the same thing! . hunter replies, that doesn't make any sense at all! . explain what kaleb may have meant by that statement?

Kaleb states, "Huh, a button and an image are basically the same thing". He is referring to UI Controls and UI Elements.

• All UI elements  that are button, textInput, textLabel, dropDown, checkBox, radioButton, image, can be moved and resized

• A button and an image are both UI elements and have positions and background images

• Both can respond to the same set of events. For example, if a programmer has written an

event handler for when a button is clicked, she could write an analogous event handler to

perform the same action when an image is clicked (or even just switch the ID of the event

handler from the id of the button to the id of the image)

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the best answer is c

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