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What is the purpose of expression-bodied members in C#?
What is the purpose of expression-bodied members in C#?
- To create local functions within a method
- To allow methods to return multiple values
- To enforce strict data type checking
- To provide a shorter syntax for single-line methods (correct)
In C#, what is the purpose of the 'out' modifier in method parameters?
In C#, what is the purpose of the 'out' modifier in method parameters?
- To specify optional parameters
- To declare static local functions
- To pass arguments by reference
- To return multiple values from a method (correct)
What does a static method allow in C#?
What does a static method allow in C#?
- It can only return void type
- It can only be called from within the same namespace
- It can access instance members of a class
- It can be called directly without creating a class instance (correct)
When would you use the 'ref' modifier in C#?
When would you use the 'ref' modifier in C#?
What feature allows you to define a function inside another function?
What feature allows you to define a function inside another function?
In C#, what does 'Method Overloading' refer to?
In C#, what does 'Method Overloading' refer to?
What is the purpose of using a local function in a method?
What is the purpose of using a local function in a method?
In object-oriented programming, what can a static local function do?
In object-oriented programming, what can a static local function do?
What is the benefit of adding the static modifier to a local function?
What is the benefit of adding the static modifier to a local function?
How are value types passed into a function by default?
How are value types passed into a function by default?
What happens to the original variables when a value type parameter is passed into a method?
What happens to the original variables when a value type parameter is passed into a method?
What is the purpose of using the 'out' modifier for method parameters?
What is the purpose of using the 'out' modifier for method parameters?
In which scenario does a local function prove advantageous over creating another method?
In which scenario does a local function prove advantageous over creating another method?
What does a static local function prevent from happening?
What does a static local function prevent from happening?
How does a local function differ from a regular method?
How does a local function differ from a regular method?
What happens to the original variables when a reference type parameter is passed into a method?
What happens to the original variables when a reference type parameter is passed into a method?
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