In C#, what is the default access modifier for class members?
Q.2Easy
Which keyword is used to create a derived class in C#?
Q.3Easy
In C#, can a class inherit from multiple classes?
Q.4Easy
Which of the following correctly demonstrates an abstract class with an abstract method in C#?
Q.5Easy
Which access modifier allows a member to be accessed only within the same assembly?
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Q.6Easy
What is the output of using 'nameof()' operator on a property in C#?
Q.7Easy
What happens when you mark a class with the 'sealed' modifier?
Q.8Easy
What does the 'base' keyword do in a derived class method in C#?
Q.9Easy
Which of the following demonstrates proper encapsulation in C#?
Q.10Easy
What is the output behavior of ToString() method when not overridden in a custom class?
Q.11Easy
In C#, which access modifier allows a member to be accessed only within the same class?
Q.12Easy
What is the primary purpose of using interfaces in C#?
Q.13Easy
In C# inheritance, which keyword allows accessing members of the parent class?
Q.14Easy
Which of the following best describes encapsulation in C#?
Q.15Easy
What is the purpose of the 'base' keyword in C#?
Q.16Easy
What is the output of this C# code?
public class Employee
{
private string name = "John";
public Employee(string n) { name = n; }
}
Employee emp = new Employee("Alice");
Console.WriteLine(emp.name);
Q.17Easy
Which of the following best describes the 'this' keyword in C#?
Q.18Easy
What is the primary purpose of encapsulation in OOP?
Q.19Easy
Which keyword is used to create a class that cannot be instantiated in C#?
Q.20Easy
In C#, what is the correct syntax to implement multiple interfaces in a class?