1. C# (C-Sharp) was developed by |
| Sun Microsystems |
| Microsoft |
| Intel |
IBM
|
2. What is C# (C-Sharp) ? |
| An Operating System |
| An Programming Tool |
| An Programming Language |
None of these
|
3. C# (C-Sharp) belong to which framework ? |
| Java |
| .NET |
| It does't belong to any framework |
None of these
|
4. What is CLR ? |
| Conventional Language Runtime |
| Clarified Language Runtime |
| Common Language Runtime |
Colloquial Language Runtime
|
5. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is a style of programming in which your code is broken up into units, known as |
| objects |
| classes |
| objects or classes |
objects and classes
|
6. There are, however, some advanced features of C++, such as __ that are not supported in .NET, and are therefore, not available in managed code. |
| templates |
| Runtime classes |
| base classes |
multiple-document-interfaces
|
7. Using C# you can, for example, write a ___ web page |
| dynamic |
| static |
| standard |
classical
|
8. Using C# you can, for example, write ___ of a distributed application |
| a core |
| a component |
| an array |
a structure
|
9. This is because they all have the same familiar Windows ___ at their core. |
| GUID |
| IDE |
| DLL |
API
|
10. What is OLE ? |
| Object Linking and Embedding |
| Oriented Linking and Embedding |
| Object Location and Embedding |
Objective Location and Embedding
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11. What actually manages your code ? |
| JIT |
| CTS |
| CLR |
CLS
|
12. When the . NET runtime loads and runs code, this is the language that it expects to find the code in. |
| Intermediate Language |
| Common Type System |
| Just-in-Time Compilation |
Globally Unique IDentifiers
|
13. When you compile managed code, the ____ actually emits IL. |
| debugger |
| collector |
| translator |
compiler
|
14. ____ this is a minimum set of standards that guarantees that code can be accessed from any language. |
| Common Type System |
| Common Language Specification |
| Just-in-Time Compilation |
The .NET Runtime
|
15. Common Language Specification: This is a minimum set of standards that guarantees that code can be accessed from any |
| compiler |
| stage |
| application |
language
|
16. Just-in-Time (JIT) Compilation: This is the term for the process of performing the ___ stage of compilation from IL into native machine code. |
| intermediate |
| beginning |
| final |
whole
|
17. The function call generated by a non-OOP compiler causes what is called ___ binding |
| weak |
| strong |
| early |
late
|
18. You create a string reference: |
| string {s}; |
| string [s]; |
| string (s); |
string s;
|
19. When you create a reference, you want to connect it with a new object. You do so, in general, with the |
| single quote |
| double quote |
| round brackets |
new keyword
|
20. There are six different places to store data. This is a general-purpose pool of memory (also in the RAM area) where all C# objects live. |
| Registers |
| The heap |
| Static storage |
The stack
|
