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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 15-1. What is the difference between string and String (lower- and uppercase)?

Question 15-2. Some of the interfaces implemented by the string are IComparable, ICloneable, IConvertible, and IEnumerable. What do these guarantee to you as a client of the String class?

Question 15-3. What is a string literal?

Question 15-4. What is the purpose of escape characters? Give two examples.

Question 15-5. What are verbatim strings?

Question 15-6. What does it mean that strings are immutable?

Question 15-7. What are the two ways to concatenate strings?

Question 15-8. What does Split( ) do?

Question 15-9. Why would you use the StringBuilder class instead of a string, and how do you create a string with one?

Question 15-10. What are regular expressions?

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