The correct answer is False.
The autoSize property of the label control that displays program output is not automatically set to true. It is set to false by default. This means that the label will not resize itself to fit the text that is being displayed. If you want the label to resize itself, you need to set the autoSize property to true.
The autoSize property is a Boolean property that determines whether or not the label will resize itself to fit the text that is being displayed. If the autoSize property is set to true, the label will resize itself to fit the text. If the autoSize property is set to false, the label will not resize itself.
The autoSize property is useful when you want the label to always display the text in a readable format. For example, if you are displaying a long piece of text, you might want the label to resize itself so that the text is not cut off.
The autoSize property is also useful when you want the label to take up a certain amount of space on the form. For example, if you are designing a form that has a fixed amount of space for labels, you might want to set the autoSize property to false so that the labels do not resize themselves and take up more space than they are supposed to.