A) Using Extends KeywordB) Using Imports KeywordC) Using Override keywordD) None
Latest Answer : There is no Extends keyword that is for flash and java it should be Inherits ...
A) CastingB) DirectCastC) InheritenceCastD) LevelCasting
Latest Answer : B) DirectCast ...
A) Operator OverloadingB) Multiple InheritanceC) Multilevel InheritanceD) All of the aboveE) A & B Only
Latest Answer : Multiple inheritance is NOT supported when using .net frame work classesHybrid inheritance is NOT supported when using .net frame work classes
Multipath inheritance is NOT supported when using .net frame work classesMultilevel inheritance is supported ...
A) It makes a method OverridableB) It makes a method not inheritableC) It replaces all the implementation from high in the inheritance chain
Latest Answer : C ...
A) Objects are of value TypesB) Constructors do not return anythingC) VB.Net Supports Multilevel inheritance
Latest Answer : That is wrong answerA is the correct ...
A) Through the use of “Object” data typeB) Through InheritanceC) Through abstractionExplanation: As object data type can store virtually any value type can be determined during run time.
Latest Answer : A) Through the use of “Object” data type -By Rajanee ...
A) Using Sub keywordB) Using Function KeywordC) Using New KeywordExplanation: Functions always return a value hence they are interrogative methods
Latest Answer : B) Using Function Keyword - By Rajanee ...
A) IcleanupB) IdisposableC) Idestructor
Latest Answer : B) Idisposable is the correct answer.I have going the result and my most of the answers are correct but the web site says its wrong???????????????????? ...
A) Using Inherits KeywordB) Using Implements KeywordC) Private interfaces can not be implementedExplanation: Interfaces must always be declared as public so that they can be implemented or inherited
Latest Answer : Interface should be in public so private is wrong ...
To implement an interface it is not necessary to implement all the methods and properties defined by the interface.
A) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Any class, which implements an interface, must implement all the members of that interface
