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    1.

    The declaration “ public delegate void SimpleDelegate () “


    defines :
    a. This declaration defines a delegate named SimpleDelegate,
    which will not encapsulate any method and returns no value.
    b. This declaration defines a delegate named SimpleDelegate,
    which will encapsulate any method that takes no parameters
    and returns no value.
    c. This declaration defines a delegate named SimpleDelegate,
    which will encapsulate a single method that takes all the
    parameters and returns no value.
    d. This declaration defines a delegate named SimpleDelegate,
    which will encapsulate any method that takes all the
    parameters and returns an Integer value.
    Ans : b
    2. The declaration “public delegate int ButtonClickHandler
    (object obj1, object obj2)” defines :
    a. This declaration defines a delegate named ButtonClickHandler,
    which will encapsulate any method that takes two objects as
    parameters and not returns an int.
    b. This declaration defines a delegate named ButtonClickHandler,
    which will encapsulate any method that takes two or more
    objects as parameters and returns no value.
    c. This declaration defines a delegate named ButtonClickHandler,
    which will not encapsulate any method that takes two objects as
    parameters and returns no value.
    d. This declaration defines a delegate named ButtonClickHandler,
    which will encapsulate any method that takes two objects as
    parameters and returns an int.
    Ans : d
    3. Which one of the following is not used in Defining and using
    Delegates:
    a. Declaration
    b. Subsciption
    c. Instantiation
    d. Invocation
    Ans: b
    4. In the declaration “delegate result-type identifier
    ([parameters]);”, the identifier defines
    a. The name of the method encapsulated in the delegate.
    b. The return type of the function.
    c. The name of the Delegate.
    d. The input type of the parameters.
    Ans: c

    5. Multicasting in Delegates is defined as


    a. Pointing to a single function repeatedly .
    b. Pointing to more than one function at a time.
    c. Pointing to many functions one at a time.
    d. Cascading all the similar functions.
    Ans: b
    6. Which one of the following does not belong to Interface
    a. Methods
    b. Properties
    c. Indexers
    d. Constructors
    Ans: d
    7. By default, how many threads does a c# program has
    a. None
    b. One
    c. Two
    d. Three
    Ans: b
    8. Thread.Resume can be used on
    a. Blocked Thread
    b. Suspended Thread
    c. Both the Threads
    d. Not related to these.
    Ans: b
    9. A Thread can be aborted in which of the following states
    a. Running state
    b. Blocked state
    c. Suspended state
    d. All of the above states
    Ans : d
    10.The Process of keeping the Data and methods together inside the
    objects is called
    a. Polymorphism
    b. Inheritance
    c. Abstraction
    d. Encapsulation
    Ans: d
    11.The process of creating new classes from already existing classes is
    called
    a. Polymorphism
    b. Inheritance
    c. Abstraction
    d. Encapsulation
    Ans: b
    12. The process of separation of object interactions from classes and
    inheritance into distinct layers of abstraction is called
    a. Encapsulation
    b. Polymorphism
    c. Decoupling
    d. Abstraction
    Ans: c
    13. The process through which an object’s state is transformed into
    some data format in order to store for later use is called
    a. Serialization
    b. Deserialization
    c. Abstraction
    d. Decoupling
    Ans: a
    14. XML Serialization can serialize
    a. Private members
    b. Public members
    c. Both Public & Private members
    d. Any members
    Ans: b
    15. Assemblies placed in Global Assembly Cache must have
    a. Same Assembly name and File name with .exe extension only
    b. Same Assembly name and File name with .dll extension only
    c. Same Assembly name and File name with either .exe or .dll
    extensions.
    d. Not necessarily same Assembly name and File name.
    Ans: c
    16. The PublicKeyToken is not required in the <assemblyIdentity>
    element of the assembly manifest of
    a. Private Assembly
    b. Shared Assembly
    Ans: a
    17. Delay Signing refers to the technique of partially signing
    assemblies using Public Key/ Private Key while they are in
    a. Deployment Phase
    b. Development phase
    c. Shared Phase
    d. GAC
    Ans: b
    18. The process of providing different versions of a method that have
    the same name but accepting parameters with different data types is
    called
    a. Overriding
    b. Overloading
    c. Shadowing
    d. Polymorphism
    Ans: b
    19. The Process of replacing the base class with the derived class but
    accepting same data types and number of arguments is called
    a. Overriding
    b. Overloading
    c. Shadowing
    d. Polymorphism
    Ans: a
    20. The Process of creating a new version of a method and hiding the
    original version of the method from the user is called
    a. Overriding
    b. Overloading
    c. Shadowing
    d. Polymorphism
    Ans: c
    21. The Conversion of Value type to Reference type is known as
    a. Unboxing
    b. Boxing
    c. Type Conversion
    d. Value Conversion
    Ans: b
    22. The Conversion of Reference type to Value type is known as
    a. Unboxing
    b. Boxing
    c. Type Conversion
    d. Reference Conversion
    Ans: a
    23. All the value types in Boxing are stored in a
    a. Stack
    b. Heap
    c. Table
    d. Array
    Ans: a
    24. All the Reference types in Unboxing are stored in a
    a. Stack
    b. Heap
    c. Table
    d. Array
    Ans: b
    25. Inheritance can be applied for Structures

    a. True
    b. False

    Ans: b
    26. What is the result of the code below
    struct MyStruct
    {
    int x = 20;
    int y = 20;
    }
    Console.WriteLine("The sum is", x+y);
    a. 40
    b. 0
    c. Throws an error message
    d. Returns garbage value

    Ans : c( Its not possible to initialize a value inside a structure)

    27. Which of the following is not an access modifier


    a. Public
    b. Internal
    c. External
    d. Protected

    Ans: c
    28. A Virtual Modifier is used to declare a method whose implementation can
    be changed in a derived class by
    a. Overloading Member
    b. Overriding Member
    c. Shadowing Member
    d. Cannot be changed

    Ans: b
    29. The technique of accessing the metadata of the assemblies is called
    a. Shadowing
    b. Reflection
    c. Refraction
    d. Repitition

    Ans: b
    30. The Assemblies which contain only culture information which are used to
    get language specific resources for an application are called
    a. Private assemblies
    b. Shared assemblies
    c. Satellite assemblies
    d. Global assemblies

    Ans: c
    31. Private assembly must have a strong name to get identified.
    a. True
    b. False

    Ans: b
    32. What is the result of the below code
    Byte value1=10;
    Byte value2=23;
    Byte total;
    Total = value1+value2;
    Console.Writeline(Total);
    a. 33
    b. 0
    c. Throws an error message
    d. Garbage value

    Ans: c (Cannot implicitly convert type ‘int’ to ‘byte’ )


    33. The below code is an example of
    Int I = 20;
    Object o = I;
    a. Unboxing
    b. Boxing
    c. Shadowing
    d. Invocation

    Ans: b
    34. Which of the following method locates the first occurrence of a given
    substring or character in the string
    a. Compare
    b. CompareOrdinal
    c. IndexOf
    d. Substring

    Ans: c
    35. Shared assembly is found either in the same directory as the application,
    or within one of its subdirectories.
    a. True
    b. False

    Ans: b

    36. The Strong Name of the Shared assembly does not contain

    a. Name of the Assembly


    b. Version Number
    c. Type of the Assembly
    d. Culture

    Ans: c
    37. The Syntax for creating a Strong Name is
    a. sn -k mykey.snk
    b. sn k mykey.sn
    c. sn mykey –k.snk
    d. sn mykey.snk –k
    Ans: a

    38. Delay Signing is related to


    a. Delegates
    b. Assemblies
    c. Interfaces
    d. Events

    Ans: b
    39. Publisher Policy files are applied to
    a. Private Assemblies
    b. Delegates
    c. Interfaces
    d. Shared Assemblies

    Ans: d
    40. The ability to read, write, create or delete registry keys and values is
    controlled by which of the following policies
    a. SecurityPermission
    b. RegistryPermission
    c. DnsPermission
    d. DirectoryServicesPermission

    Ans : b
    41. Which of the following access modifiers can be accessed by any code in the
    same assembly , but not from another assembly
    a. Protected Internal
    b. Private
    c. Protected
    d. Internal

    Ans: d
    42. Which of the following access modifiers can be accessed by any code in the
    same assembly , or by any derived class in another assembly
    a. Protected Internal
    b. Private
    c. Protected
    d. Internal
    Ans : a

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