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Learning C# 3.0
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Learning C# 3.0

by Jesse Liberty, Brian MacDonald
November 2008
Beginner
696 pages
17h 43m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Test Your Knowledge: Quiz

Question 3-1. What defines a statement in C#?

Question 3-2. What values can a bool type have?

Question 3-3. What are the two kinds of types in C#, and what’s the difference between them?

Question 3-4. What is the difference between a float and a double?

Question 3-5. What’s the definition of a variable?

Question 3-6. What does definite assignment mean?

Question 3-7. Which of the following code statements will compile?

int myInt = 25;
long myLong = myInt;
int newInt = myLong;

Question 3-8. For each of the following pieces of data, which variable type would you use, and which should be represented with constants?

  • Your age in years

  • The speed of light in meters per second

  • The number of widgets in your warehouse

  • The amount of money in your bank account

  • The text of the U.S. Declaration of Independence

Question 3-9. Given the following declaration, how would you refer to the constant for Green and what would its value be?

enum WavelengthsOfLight
{
  Red = 7000,
  Orange = 6200,
  Yellow = 5800,
  Green = 5300,
  Blue = 4700,
  Violet = 4200
}

Question 3-10. How do you indicate a string literal?

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