Exam 4: Creating Your Own Classes
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To design a class that is flexible and full-featured, ____.
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C# is an object-oriented language as such all the code that you write has to be placed in a(n) ____________.
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By abstracting out the attributes (data) and the behaviors (processes on the data), you can create a(n) ____________ to serve as a template from which many objects of that type can be instantiated.
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A standard convention used by C# programmers is to use camel case style for property identifiers; Camel case style convention is also used for data member identifiers.
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WriteLine("Value = {0:N0}", 12345.9032);
What will be displayed from the above line?
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C# is an object-oriented language. All the code for an application must be placed in a(n) ____.
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Since the data members of the class are defined as private, their public property counterpart must be used to assign new values to the data members.
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An object is like a class template. The object is used to define the structure for the different classes that are going to be of that type.
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To program an object-oriented solution begin by determining what ____ are needed in the solution.
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A property looks like a method because it directly represents a storage location.
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After a project has been created and a new class added to your application, you can use the ____________ Window in Visual Studio to create a class diagram.
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