Which type of progress bar shows both a filled bar and a numeric percentage?

Which type of progress bar shows both a filled bar and a numeric percentage?

• A. Determinate progress bar
• B. Indeterminate progress bar
• C. Marquee progress bar
• D. Progress gauge

Answer: (A)

Progress indicators can either show exact progress or just signal that work is happening. When you know how much work is done, the bar fills to reflect completion and a numeric percentage shows the precise amount completed. That describes a determinate progress bar: as tasks advance, the filled portion grows and the percent finished is displayed. Indeterminate progress bars, on the other hand, indicate activity without a known endpoint, typically with a looping motion rather than a fixed amount of fill and a precise number. A marquee progress bar is a type of indeterminate indicator that emphasizes movement across the bar but still doesn’t report exact progress. A progress gauge usually appears as a circular or arc indicator and may or may not display a numeric value. So the one that combines a filled bar with a numeric percentage is the determinate progress bar.

Progress indicators can either show exact progress or just signal that work is happening. When you know how much work is done, the bar fills to reflect completion and a numeric percentage shows the precise amount completed. That describes a determinate progress bar: as tasks advance, the filled portion grows and the percent finished is displayed. Indeterminate progress bars, on the other hand, indicate activity without a known endpoint, typically with a looping motion rather than a fixed amount of fill and a precise number. A marquee progress bar is a type of indeterminate indicator that emphasizes movement across the bar but still doesn’t report exact progress. A progress gauge usually appears as a circular or arc indicator and may or may not display a numeric value. So the one that combines a filled bar with a numeric percentage is the determinate progress bar.