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Unlike reference types, nullable types are tested for null using the IComparable method.

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If variable x is null and variable y is false, then x|y is false

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The Dictionary type is used to define a collection of key-value paris.

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What is a generic class?

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It is built using whatever type or types are passed into it when it is instantiated.

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Give a statement declaring the variable X to be a nullable integer type.

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int?x;

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What is the purpose of the null coalescing operator?

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Supplies alternative values if expression is null.

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What is the null coalescing operator?

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”??”

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Give a statement declaring the varialbe students to be a generic collection that holds a collection of objects of type Student.

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List students;

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C# is a typesafe language

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Operators can be roughly classified into three categories: numary, binary, and turnary.

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A delegate is a type that enables a program to store references to functions.

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InC#, all classes derive from the base class Parent at the root of all classes.

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When an object is assigned to a variable, the variable actually receives a pointer to the object.

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Protected class members are accessible only from code that is part of the class or from a class derived from it.

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Fields, methods, and properties can also be declared using the keyword ‘global’ which means the are static members owned by the class.

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Automatic properties must include both a Get and Set accessor.

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Class definitikons can be split across multiple code fiels using the ‘partial’ keyword.

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A class that implements an interface must implement all of the members defined by the interface as public.

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Arrays in C# are implemented as instances of the ‘System.Array class and are just one type of what are known as colleciton classes.

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Custom collection classes can be strongly typed.

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The ‘GetIEnumerator’ mehtod allows iterating over a class.

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An iterator is a block of code that supplies all the values used in a foreach block.

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The ‘is’ operator can be used in a program to check whether an object either is or can be converted into a given type.

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What is the term for the .net method of freeing up unused memory?

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Garbage colleciton.

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What are the loop statements in C#.
do while, do, for
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What is the difference between implicit and explicit conversions?
Implicit conversions are done by the compiler automatically. Explicit conversions are done by the programmer.
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What is a struct?
A struct is a data structure that is compiled of data members, which can be of different types.
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By definitions, const members have what accessibility level?
Static
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Why are properties the preferred way to access the state of an object?
To protect external code from implementation details.
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What is the keyword 'this' used for in C#?
it refers to the current instance of an object.
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Why would a programmer use the 'new' keyword in defining interface members.
To hide the parent interface members.
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What are indexers?
Special properties that provide array-like access.
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The 'IEnumerable' interface enables a program to use what kind of loop?
If
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What are two types of comparisons between objects?
Value and Type
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What is boxing?
Changing the type an object is into a System.Object type, or an Interface type.
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What does operator overloading enable a progrmmer to do?
Manipulate the way an operator behave.
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What is the function of the 'as' operator.
converts a type into a specified reference type.
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Only 'T' can be used as the parameter when creating generic classes.
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Generic classes cannot be inherited from.
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When an interface inherits from a generic interface, it must keep the constraints of the base interface generic type parameters.
T
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Defining a generic delegate simply requires using one or more generic type parameters
T
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Subscribing to an event means supplying code that will be executed when an event is raised.
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Event handlers are methods.
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There is an equivalent to the try...catch structure for handling events.
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Instead of defining event handler methods, the programmer can choose to use anonymous methods.
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[StepBy] tells VS not to step into code during debugging.
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It is possible to create attributes by deriving from the System.Attribute class.
T
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What syntax signifies a generic class in C#?
using the angle brackets. EX: MyClass{}
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What constraint does 'struct' put on a generic type?
Struct constraints require the type to be of a value.
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What is a generic method?
A mehtod in which the return and or parameters are set based on the generic type.
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What are nullible types?
Nullible types are types that allow both the thype values and the null value.
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What does the ?? operator do?
Takes the value of the first operand, unless it is a null value; in which case it takes the value of the second operand.
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What does the :: operator do?
Another way to address the type in a namespace.
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What is the 'object source' as the term applies event handling?
A method without a name used as target for a delegate.
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What is 'decorating' ?
Adding attributes to code.
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What is 'reflection'?
Way to get attributes information in a program.
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One of XAML's shortfalls is its inability to render 3D graphics.
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A dependency property is registered with the WPF property system to allow extended functionality.
T
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Routed events are usually associated with non-user actions.
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A routed event can travel up and down the hierarchy of the control on which the event occurred.
T
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Routed commands, like events, can cause code to execute.
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The Panel class directory can be used for control layout.
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The canvas control provides complete freedom over control positioning.
T
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What is a code-behind file?
C# files that are dynamically linked to the XAML files.
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What does WYSIWYG?
What you see is what you get.
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Where does Visual Studio put the code-behind files?
Visual Studio puts code-behind files in the same directory as XAML files.
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What is the term for configuring sets of related properties so that they all update in response to a change to one of them?
Coercion.
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All content layout controls derive from which abstract class?
Panel class.
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What does 'Margin' refer to with regard to controls?
Space left bland around the edges of a control.
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A TextBox control by default wraps text.
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The normal operation for a groups of CheckBoxes is that when one of them is checked, any other that was checked is unchecked.
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By default pages are constructed of TabItems.
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Which control allows displaying and re-sizing a single image?
image control.
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How many different states can a CheckBox be in?
Three.
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Which control allows selecting multiple text items?
ListBox
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What base class do Triggers inherit from?
Trigger Base
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Most controls in >NET derive from the System.Windows.Forms.Control class.
T
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Double-Clicking a control will create the default event for the given control?
T
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Radio Buttons are used to play audio files?
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A CheckBox control traditionally displays itself as a label with a small box at its immediate left.
T
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The RadioButton control derives from CheckBox base.
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When a control is placed on a form, the form is said to become the parent of the control, and hence the control is the child of the form.
T
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List boxes are used to show a list of strings from which only one can be selected at a time.
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When using an ImageList control, you can add images to the ImageList at both design time and runtime.
T
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What does RAD stand for?
Rapid Application Development.
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What property specifies how the control behaves when a user resizes the window?
Anchor property.
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What event is most associated with Button Events?
Click event.
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Button, CheckBox, and RadioButton all derive from what common class?
ButtonBox
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To group radio buttons together so they create one logical unit, you must use what?
Group Box
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What are the three states a checkbox can have?
true, false, intermediate
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Which control is used to display and enter formatted text?
RichTextBox
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What control is used to show a list of strings from which one or more can be selected at a time?
ListBox

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