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What is true about readonly variable in C# code?
Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) It's the same as a constantB) It's value can be assigned only onceC) You can never assign a value to it
JimmyJamJo
- May 17th, 2008
I'd argue "B" isn't quite right - you CAN assign to a readonly variable more than once, it's just that you can't assign to it after the constructor has been executed. Conside...
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A local C# variable declared in the for loop is in scope in
Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) Body of the for loopB) The method which includes the for loopC) Class
dsouzajohnson
- Mar 29th, 2006
A is the correct answer...Gets variable does not exist error message, if we try to access it outside the for loop --Hey guys.. I know you all have done a lot for this forum and have good expertise..This is my first post..please bear with me in case of any inaccuracy.Thanks-Johnson.
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The field variables in a class or a struct in C# are by default given a value of zero
Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) TrueB) False
mwelo
- Jun 19th, 2009
The right answer is true not false! The rules are slightly different between classes and structs...
