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C# Console App and ADO.NET Basics

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and answers related to C# programming concepts. Key topics include the entry point of a C# console application, the base class of all types in .NET, nullable integers, resource management, access modifiers, ADO.NET methods, and the purpose of the 'using' statement. Each question is followed by the correct answer and a brief explanation.

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C# Console App and ADO.NET Basics

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and answers related to C# programming concepts. Key topics include the entry point of a C# console application, the base class of all types in .NET, nullable integers, resource management, access modifiers, ADO.NET methods, and the purpose of the 'using' statement. Each question is followed by the correct answer and a brief explanation.

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1. Which of the following is the entry point of a C# console application?

A) MainForm()​
B) Start()​
C) static void Main()​
D) Run()

Answer: C) static void Main()

Explanation: In a C# console application, the static void Main() method is the


default entry point. It can optionally take arguments like string[] args.

2. What is the base class of all types in .NET?

A) ValueType​
B) Object​
C) System​
D) Type

Answer: B) Object

Explanation: All types in .NET, including value types and reference types, derive from the
[Link] class.

3. Which of the following correctly declares a nullable integer in C#?

A) int nullableInt;​
B) nullable int i;​
C) int? i;​
D) Int i = null;

Answer: C) int? i;

Explanation: In C#, int? is the shorthand for Nullable<int>, allowing the variable to
hold null.

4. Which method is used to release unmanaged resources in .NET?


A) Dispose()​
B) Finalize()​
C) Close()​
D) Shutdown()

Answer: A) Dispose()

Explanation: Dispose() is part of the IDisposable interface and is used to explicitly


release unmanaged resources.

5. Which keyword is used to define an abstract class in C#?

A) virtual​
B) static​
C) abstract​
D) override

Answer: C) abstract

Explanation: abstract is used to declare a class that cannot be instantiated and may
contain abstract methods.

6. What is the default access modifier for a class in C#?

A) private​
B) protected​
C) internal​
D) public

Answer: C) internal

Explanation: By default, classes have internal access, meaning they are accessible
only within the same assembly.

7. Which method in [Link] is used to execute a SELECT query and


return a DataReader?

A) ExecuteScalar()​
B) ExecuteReader()​
C) ExecuteNonQuery()​
D) ExecuteQuery()

Answer: B) ExecuteReader()

Explanation: ExecuteReader() returns a DataReader object to read data in a


forward-only stream.

8. Which [Link] object is used for disconnected data access?

A) DataReader​
B) SqlCommand​
C) SqlConnection​
D) DataSet

Answer: D) DataSet

Explanation: DataSet stores data in memory and supports disconnected data access.

9. What is the purpose of the "using" statement in C#?

A) To import namespaces​
B) To define asynchronous code​
C) To handle exceptions​
D) To create generics

Answer: A) To import namespaces

Explanation: The using statement is primarily used to include namespaces, though it is


also used to ensure resource disposal.

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