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Which of the following is NOT a primitive data type in C#?
Which of the following is NOT a primitive data type in C#?
- string
- int
- array (correct)
- boolean
What is the correct way to declare a constant variable in C#?
What is the correct way to declare a constant variable in C#?
- const (correct)
- var
- final
- let
Which of the following is NOT a valid access modifier in C#?
Which of the following is NOT a valid access modifier in C#?
- private
- public
- protected
- internal (correct)
Which operator in C# checks both the left and right conditions?
Which operator in C# checks both the left and right conditions?
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Which operator in C# only checks the right-side condition if the left side evaluates to false?
Which operator in C# only checks the right-side condition if the left side evaluates to false?
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Which operator in C# allows you to perform basic operations with values of built-in types?
Which operator in C# allows you to perform basic operations with values of built-in types?
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Can you overload operators in C#?
Can you overload operators in C#?
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What is the purpose of overloading operators in C#?
What is the purpose of overloading operators in C#?
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Study Notes
Primitive Data Types in C#
stringis a reference type, not a primitive data type in C#.
Declaring Constants in C#
- A constant variable in C# is declared using the
constkeyword.
Access Modifiers in C#
protected internalis a valid access modifier in C#, butfriendis not a valid access modifier in C#.
Logical Operators in C#
- The
&&(logical and) operator checks both the left and right conditions. - The
||(logical or) operator only checks the right-side condition if the left side evaluates to false.
Operators in C#
- The
isoperator allows you to perform basic operations with values of built-in types.
Operator Overloading in C#
- Yes, you can overload operators in C#.
- The purpose of overloading operators is to provide a more natural syntax for operations on custom types.
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