ishita

• Jan 3rd, 2006

 

Ans-B

sahu

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• Jan 5th, 2006

 

Ans:

B) Compiler throws error message

nagi

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• Feb 19th, 2006

 

Class level variables need not be initialized...They are automatically initialized to default values

So (c) is right answer. Hope u ppl agree

Maruti Tathe

• Mar 11th, 2006

 

Sisira,open ur book and read some basics. Why wasting time. Misguiding others.....

Sreerenj

• Mar 20th, 2006

 

If the variable is class variable then it will be assigned the default value(in case of integer it is 0). But if the variable is a local variable (like variable declared inside a function) and not initialized then the compiler will throw an error message.

The question should be reframed.

Raju

• Mar 27th, 2006

 

Yes I agreee with u

Vishal

• Aug 6th, 2006

 

If i am right then if the variable is a class variable then it will be initialized by the default constructor or custom constructor provided by the class itself.Now, if the variable we are referencing is a local variable within the Main() mehtod and is referenced without being initialized then at the compilation time, the compiler throws warning message. In other words compilation will be successful with a warning message. Now when you run the program, i think it will throw the run time check failure error. It will show the garbage values.Let me know if i am wrong. Thanks,Vishal.

Gourab

• Nov 2nd, 2006

 

Sisira is right. it will generate compilation error.

int i;

MessageBox.Show(i.ToString());

Error Code : CS0165

Error Message: Use of Un-assigned local variable.

nikhilrawat23

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• May 27th, 2008

 

that will throw error:-the name is doesn't exist in current context

John Jiang

 Profile Answers by John Jiang 

• Jul 4th, 2008

 

There is no veriable in a class only fields or properties. when we say variables that means they are in a method. so it will throw a error!!!