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What is the problem with the solution of creating a class (ex. ListOfNumbers) to copy the contents of the array to a new array?
What is the problem with the solution of creating a class (ex. ListOfNumbers) to copy the contents of the array to a new array?
- It leads to code duplication when creating a list of a different data type (correct)
- It results in slow performance when handling large arrays
- It makes the code too complex and difficult to understand
- It leads to memory leaks and potential crashes
What are the drawbacks of using the data type 'object' to solve the problem?
What are the drawbacks of using the data type 'object' to solve the problem?
- One list can accept different types of data and casting must be used repeatedly (correct)
- It restricts the types of data that can be stored in the list
- It leads to increased memory consumption and slower performance
- It causes compatibility issues with certain programming languages
What is one big limitation of arrays mentioned in the text?
What is one big limitation of arrays mentioned in the text?
- Inability to store multiple data types
- Inability to easily change their size by adding and removing items (correct)
- Inability to perform mathematical operations on the elements
- Inability to access individual elements
What is the motivation for using generics as mentioned in the text?
What is the motivation for using generics as mentioned in the text?
What is the problem with using the data type 'object' in the context mentioned in the text?
What is the problem with using the data type 'object' in the context mentioned in the text?
What is the meaning of 'static' in C#?
What is the meaning of 'static' in C#?
What are the applicable elements for the 'static' modifier in C#?
What are the applicable elements for the 'static' modifier in C#?
What are the restrictions for a static class in C#?
What are the restrictions for a static class in C#?
What does it mean when a member of a class is declared as static in C#?
What does it mean when a member of a class is declared as static in C#?
What are the characteristics of a static class in C#?
What are the characteristics of a static class in C#?
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