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Exam Questions Examples For Data Structures and C

C# is an object-oriented programming language used to build a variety of applications for desktop, web, mobile, and more. Some key features of C# include object-oriented programming support, garbage collection, strong typing, and support for both managed and native code. C# is used to develop both desktop and web applications, games, mobile apps, and much more.

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Exam Questions Examples For Data Structures and C

C# is an object-oriented programming language used to build a variety of applications for desktop, web, mobile, and more. Some key features of C# include object-oriented programming support, garbage collection, strong typing, and support for both managed and native code. C# is used to develop both desktop and web applications, games, mobile apps, and much more.

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Simple Definition of What is C#?

18) Write a code to calculate sum of prime numbers for a given interval.
19) Boxing and unboxing
20) Convert a numeric string into an int.

15)
1. Difference between compiler and interpreter
2. OOP concept
3. Difference between List and Dictionary
and many more...
16) What is the latest technology that you learned, what inspired you to learn it, and how was it useful?
17)
What's an Index IN SQL and why it's used?
What's a Static Class?
What's an Interface?

1) Discuss about SDLC that is software development life cycle.


2) Introduce yourself and projects that you have done
3) PL/SQL: Difference b/w char and varchar ? What is substring ?

After that:
Introduce yourself
How did you help your weak friend
Did you find any challenges while doing a project work and how did you find the solution

21. What is the base class in .NET framework from which all the classes
have been developed?
A: System.Object

22. What is a static class?


A: A static class is a class in which the CLR fills it with memory automatically during code execution.

23. When to use a static class?


A: A static class is significant if you want to provide common utilities such as configuration settings,
driver functions, and many more.

24. What are sealed classes in C#?


A: Sealed classes are the special kinds of classes that are used to stop inheritance.
25. Can multiple catch blocks be implemented?
A: Multiple catch blocks cannot be implemented. Once you execute the proper catch code, the control
is moved to the final block. After this, the code following the final block is implemented.

26. What is an object pool in .NET?


A: An object pool can be called a container with objects that can be used. It tracks the object that is in
use at present.

27. What do you mean by partial method?


A: A partial method is basically a special method in a partial class, which is also called a struct. One
part of a partial class has the only partial method declaration, which means signature, as well as the
other part of the same struct, may have an execution.

28. What are the different ways a method can be overloaded?


A: Methods can be overloaded with the help of various types of data for a parameter, several orders of
parameters, and a varied number of parameters.

29. What is serialization and its main purpose in C#?


A: Serialization in C# means converting an object into a stream of bytes. This further helps in storing
the object into memory or fill in the form of XML, JSON, etc. Serialization helps in saving the state of
an object so that it can later be recreated as per requirement.

30. What is reflection in C#?


A: Reflection is used for observing objects and their types. Reflection namespace has classes that
enable you to get information about modules, assemblies, and types.

38. What are the uses of delegates in C#?


A: Delegates have several uses. Some of them are Callback Mechanism, Multicasting, Asynchronous
Processing, and Abstract and Encapsulate methods.

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