Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) Platform-specific Executable codeB) Byte CodeC) .NET CodeExplanation: The CLR compiles the IL into Platform-specific Executable code

sahu

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• Dec 10th, 2005

Ans:A) Platform-specific Executable code

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Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) Interchangeable LibraryB) Interoperable LanguagesC) Intermediate LanguageD) Interchangeable languages

sahu

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• Dec 10th, 2005

Ans:C) Intermediate Language

Ravi

• Dec 3rd, 2005

Intermediate Language

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) Using MSI installerB) using a CAB archiveC) using XCOPYD) All of the above

sahu

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• Dec 10th, 2005

Ans:D) All of the above

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) using ExceptionsB) using attributesC) using .NET remoting services.

sahu

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• Dec 10th, 2005

Ans:C) using .NET remoting services

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: We just need to copy it in the folder where the executable is located or in a subfolder below it..

sahu

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• Dec 10th, 2005

Ans:B) False

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) class DerivedClass: BaseClass{ }B) class DerivedClass:: BaseClass{ }C) class BaseClass :DerivedClass { }

sahu

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Ans:A) class DerivedClass: BaseClass{ }

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) System.Windows.ReflectionB) System.ReflectionC) System.Features.Reflection

sahu

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• Dec 10th, 2005

Ans:B) System.Reflection

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) DLLImportB) UsingDLLC) DLLCall

sahu

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• Dec 10th, 2005

Ans:A) DLLImport

sahu

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Ans:A) DLLImport

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No, use interfaces instead.

sahu

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• Dec 9th, 2005

No, Instead of this, we can inheritance the multiple interface,but C++ support multiple inheritance

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) TrueB) False

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• Dec 9th, 2005

Depends on the whether base class is 'sealed'. If it is declared as 'sealed' you can't inherit from it. If it is not marked as sealed then it is possible to derive from a class in the base class library.

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) the assembly code is compiledB) Debug information is a storedC) Assembly metadata is stored

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• Dec 9th, 2005

(C) Menifest is an area where assembly metadat is stored

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) TrueB) False

leejo

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• Dec 9th, 2005

False.The virtual keyword is needed to specify that a method should override a method (or implementaion an abstract method) of its base class.

veena

• Dec 8th, 2005

False

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Skill/Topic: AdvancedA) Get assembly metadata using codeB) Debug C# programsC) Compile C# programs

veena

• Dec 8th, 2005

A

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) absoluteB) abstractC) superD) none of the above

Veena

• Dec 8th, 2005

B. abstract class cannot be instantiated

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) ClassB) NamespaceC) Program

leejo

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• Dec 8th, 2005

Namespace

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) Start()B) Begin()C) Jump()

leejo

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• Dec 8th, 2005

Start()Thread thr=new Thread(new ThreadStart(fn1));thr.Start();

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) A logical unit containing complited codeB) A collection of C# compilersC) .NET debugger

samiksc

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• Dec 7th, 2005

(A) is correct. An assembly is a logical unit containing compiled code

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) staticB) dynamicC) primary

samiksc

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• Dec 7th, 2005

(A) Static methods and fields of a class can be used without creating an object. The syntax is A.x() where A is the class name and x() is a static method contained in it.

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Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) csc.exeB) csharp.exeC) compilescs.exe

shweta.dhake

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• Dec 5th, 2005

 The ans is csc.exe

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) csc.exeB) bcl.exeC) WinCV

Anoop Vishnoi

• Dec 5th, 2005

wincv as in Windows Class View

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