The Windows 10 Snap feature lets you quickly maximize a window's height.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not sure
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (A)

The Snap feature in Windows 10 is about quickly docking a window to a screen edge to resize it. When you snap a window to the left or right edge, Windows expands the window so it fills the full height of the display (top to bottom) while only occupying half the screen width. In other words, the height is maximized within the snapped area, which is what the statement describes. This behavior helps you work with two apps side by side without manually resizing.

You can achieve this quickly with the keyboard shortcut Windows key + Left or Right to snap, and Windows key + Up to maximize a window. Snap Assist then offers other windows to fill the remaining space if you want. The other options don’t fit because they don’t reflect this behavior of expanding to the full display height when snapped.