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The array access ([]) operator enables a user to set and retrieve instance, variable, and object names dynamically. The operator also allows a user to access the properties of an object, including a movie clip.

The syntax for the array access ([]) operator is as follows:

Conditional statement is used for decision-making. It performs an action depending on whether or not a condition is true. If the condition is true, the statements following the condition are executed. But if the condition returns false, it will disregard the enclosed actions and continue to the next statement that follows the condition block.

Take the following steps to create a frame-by-frame animation:

1. Click a layer to make it active, and select a frame in the layer where the animation is needed to start.

   

The gotoAndStop action sends the playhead directly to the specified frame of the specified scene and stops playing the movie. When no scene is specified, the playhead moves to the specified frame of the current scene.

The syntax of using the gotoAndStop action is as follows:

gotoAndStop(scene, frame);

To decrease the space between text characters, take the following steps:

In Windows,

1. Select the two text characters or place the cursor between them.
2. Press the Ctrl+Alt+Left Arrow keys for decreasing the space by half a pixel, and the Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Left Arrow keys for decreasing the space by two pixels.

In Mac,

The array access ([]) operator enables a user to set and retrieve instance, variable, and object names dynamically. The operator also allows a user to access the properties of an object, including a movie clip.

The syntax for the array access ([]) operator is as follows:

Conditional statement is used for decision-making. It performs an action depending on whether or not a condition is true. If the condition is true, the statements following the condition are executed. But if the condition returns false, it will disregard the enclosed actions and continue to the next statement that follows the condition block.

Leading is the amount of vertical space in pixels between lines of text.

The syntax of using the leading property is as follows:

TextFormat.leading = value

Here, value is a numerical value that defines the amount of space between lines of text. A positive value adds the amount of space between the lines, whereas a negative value reduces the amount of space.

The attachMovie method is used to place an instance of a movie clip from the Library into the specified timeline.

The syntax of the attachMovie method is as follows:

movie.attachMovie (identifier, newInstanceName, depth);

Planning and Design of Flash Applications

• The Properties panel/Property inspector enables a user to access various attributes of whatever is currently selected on the stage or in the Timeline.
• The DynamicHeapSize capability specifies the amount of dynamic memory that is allocated to Flash Lite.