1.Control
2.Button
3.Window
4.Form
Answer:4
1.Checkbox
2.RadioButton
3.ButtonBase
4.None of the above
Answer 31.Method Implementation
2.Implicit Interface Implementation
3.Explicit Interface Implementation
4.Iterative Interface Implementation
Answer 31.m.dddd
2.E+xxx
3. m.dddd
4.E+xxx
Answer 11.1
2.3
3.2
4.4
Answer 41. SQL Server
2.SQL Server Compact 3.5
3.both (a) and (b)
4.None of the above
Answer 31.Namespace
2.Interface
3.Encapsulation
4.Delegate
Answer 41.Abstract method
2.Instance method
3.Sealed method
4. Expression method
Answer 11.System;
2.System.Windows.Controls
3.System.Windows.Components.Forms
4. System.Windows.Forms
Answer 41.It is a collection of related information organized on a computer.
2. It is single flat file.
3.It is a file that can only be set up on a single PC.
4.It is a group of files that can be set up only on a network.
Answer 11.Form Designer
2. Code Editor
3.Solution Explorer
4.All of the above
Answer 41.IEnumerator e; e = q.GetEnumerator(); while (e.MoveNext()) Console.WriteLine(e.Current);
2. IEnumerable e; e = q.GetEnumerator(); while (e.MoveNext()) Console.WriteLine(e.Current);
3. IEnumerator e; e = q.GetEnumerable(); while (e.MoveNext()) Console.WriteLine(e.Current);
4.IEnumerator e; e = Queue.GetEnumerator(); while (e.MoveNext()) Console.WriteLine(e.Current);
Answer 11.System.Xml;
2.System.Data;
3.System.Xml.Linq;
4.System.Linq;
Answer 31.Polymorphism
2.Templates
3.Containership
4.Encapsulation
Answer 31. 1, 2 and 3 only
2.1, 3 and 5 only
3.2 and 4 only
4.4 only
Answer 21. If a class implements an interface partially, then it should be an abstract class.
2.Class cannot implement an interface partially.
3.An interface can contain static methods.
4.An interface can contain static data.
Answer 11.Constructors
2.Methods
3. Both a & b
4.None of the mentioned
Answer 31.Console
2.System
3.Keyboard
4.Monitor
Answer 11.12 bytes
2.24 bytes
3.0 bytes
4. 8 bytes
Answer 21.. Database System (DS).
2.File Manager (FM).
3.Management System (MS)
4.Database Management System (DBMS).
Answer 41. A. a using directive
2. the name of the data source
3.the version number of database management system
4.the list of fields in the database
Answer 21. group of records.
2.index that locates information in a table.
3. common characteristic in a table of information.
4.code that represents a record.
Answer 31. If
2.Switch
3.For
4.While
Answer 21.initialize the objects
2.construct the data members
3.both a & b
4.None of the mentioned
Answer 31.Constructor cannot be overloaded
2. Constructor allocate space for object in memory
3.Constructor are never called explicitly
4. Constructor have same name as name of the class
Answer 41. data providers
2.grids
3.columns
4.tables
Answer 41.namespace
2.database
3.datagrid
4.provider
Answer 11.additional database objects.
2.only useful for complex databases.
3.difficult to generate.
4.stored separately from databases.
Answer 41.Declare the class as shadows. B. C.
2.Declare the class as overloads.
3.Declare the class as seal
4.None of the above
Answer 31.Method
2.Function
3.Error
4.Iterative
Answer 31. JAVA
2.J#
3.VB.NET
4.ASP.NET
Answer 41.Data Source Configuration
2.Data Source
3.Query Builder
4. DataSet Designer
Answer 11.1 and 2 only
2.3 and 4 only
3.5 only
4.1, 2 and 5 only
Answer 21.attributes
2.elements
3.tags
4.All of the above
Answer 21.Commutative
2.Associative
3.Transitive
4.Iterative
Answer 31.1
2.2
3.Any number
4.None of the mentioned discuss
Answer 31.Web forms
2.Window Forms
3.Application Forms
4.None of the above
Answer 21. Empty, class
2.Empty, submain
3.Empty, Main
4.Empty, Namespace
Answer 31.Microsoft visual studio IDE
2.Application window
3.Web forms
4.None of the above
Answer 11.Data providers
2.File streams
3.ADO.NET applications
4.Databases
Answer 11.Default point
2.Invoking point
3.Calling point
4.Throw point
Answer 41.Method collision
2.Name collision
3.Function collision
4.Interface collision
Answer 21. Main method, place of its declaration
2.Type of the variable, console
3.compiler, main
4.Type of the variable, place of its declaration
Answer 21.Data hiding
2.Encapsulation
3.Information Hiding
4.Polymorphism
Answer 21. DataAdapter
2.DataReader
3.DataSet
4.CommandBuilder
Answer 11.If the return type is different methods are overloaded
2.Name of the overloaded method should be same
3.Type of the parameter should be different
4.Order of the parameter should be different if types are same
Answer 11.Template, Component
2.CLR, CTS
3.HTML Forms, Web services
4.Windows, desktop
Answer 11.A strongly typed function pointer.
2.A light weight thread or process that can call a single method.
3.A reference to an object in a different process.
4.An inter-process message channel.
Answer 11.int
2.float
3.void
4.None of the mentioned
Answer 31. A. delete
2.class
3.constructor
4.None of the mentioned
Answer 31. C# allows a function to have arguments with default values
2.Redefining a method parameter in the method’s body causes an exception
3.C# allows function to have arguments of private type
4.Omitting the return type in method definition results into exception
Answer 11.Control
2.Button
3.Window
4.Form
Answer 41. 1, 2, 3
2. 3, 4
3.2, 4, 5
4.3, 5
Answer 11. It organizes data into a hierarchal format.
2.It splits data into separate row and column areas called tables.
3.It organizes data into one large table.
4.It organizes data into a network format.
Answer 21. A. This method is protected.
2.Its return type is int.
3.It accepts a float parameter.
4.All of the above
Answer 11.Polymorphism
2.Containership
3.Templates
4.Inheritance
Answer 41.1 and 2 only
2.1,3 and 4 only
3. 2 and 5 only
4.None of the above
Answer 21.1 and 2 only
2.3 and 4 only
3.1, 2 and 5 only
4.All of the above
Answer 31.One interface can be implemented in another interface.
2.An interface can be implemented by multiple classes in the same program.
3. A class that implements an interface can explicitly implement members of that interface.
4.The functions declared in an interface have a body.
Answer 31.All interfaces are derived from an Object class.
2.Interfaces can be inherited.
3.All interfaces are derived from an Object interface.
4.Interfaces can contain only method declaration
Answer 21.Contents of s1 and s2 will be exactly same.
2.The two objects will get created on the stack.
3.Contents of the two objects created will be exactly same.
4.The two objects will always be created in adjacent memory locations.
Answer 3