Exam 3: Introduction to C# Apps

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Files called assemblies are packaging units for code in C#.

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Every variable has a  .

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A single line comment in C# begins with:

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_________ are violations of language rules.

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Which of the following is the equality operator

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Concatenation is the process that enables a string and another string or a value of another data type to be combined to form a new string.

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The console window is called the command prompt.

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Only some C# programs contain class definitions.

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C# is case insensitive,therefore an identifier named Pencil is the same as one named pencil.

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Apps that contain only text output are referred to as

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Special characters can be inserted in comments that affect how the program exe cutes.

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The statement allows a program to make a decision based on the truth or falsity of some condition.

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The "\t" escape sequence moves the screen cursor to the top of the screen.

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The process of reading from a memory location is nondestructive.

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A directs a user to take a specific action.

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The fractional part in integer division is stored in a variable declared automat ically at run-time.

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"\" is known as an escape sequence.

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What will the variable x have at end of the following code Int x = 10; X = 20; X = 30; X = 10;

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An assignment statement is evaluated from left to right.

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Which of the following is in highest-to-lowest order of operator precedence

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