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    The document contains the answers to 10 questions about .NET framework and C#. It explains key concepts like value types vs reference types, inheritance, polymorphism, memory management, exceptions, LINQ, overloading vs overriding, abstract classes and interfaces.

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    ranjeet2000thakkar
    The document contains the answers to 10 questions about .NET framework and C#. It explains key concepts like value types vs reference types, inheritance, polymorphism, memory management, exceptions, LINQ, overloading vs overriding, abstract classes and interfaces.

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    Written Exam:

    1. What is .NET framework, and what are its key


    components?
    Ans: - It's like a toolbox made by Microsoft for building and
    running programs. It has different tools like the Common
    Language Runtime (CLR) and the Base Class Library (BCL).

    2. Explain the difference between value types and


    reference types in C#.
    Ans: - Value types store data directly, like numbers.
    Reference types store references to data, like a label for a
    box that holds the data.

    3. What's inheritance in C#?


    Ans: - Inheritance lets a new class get stuff (properties and
    actions) from another class. For example, a "car" class
    could inherit things from a "vehicle" class.

    4. Why use C# instead of other languages?


    Ans: - C# is great because it's easy to use, helps manage
    memory, has lots of built-in tools, and can work with other
    languages.
    5. What are abstract classes and interfaces?
    Ans: - Abstract classes are like blueprints that other classes
    can follow. Interfaces are like contracts that classes
    promise to fulfill.

    6. What's the 'using' statement in C#?


    Ans: - using' helps manage things like files or connections,
    making sure they're cleaned up when we're done with
    them.

    7. How do we deal with errors in C#?


    Ans: - We use try-catch blocks to catch errors and handle
    them gracefully.
    Code: -
    try
    {
    // Code that may throw an exception
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
    // Handle the exception
    }
    8. What's LINQ, and how is it useful?
    Ans: - LINQ allows querying data from different data
    sources using a syntax similar to SQL within C# code.

    9. What's the difference between method overloading and


    overriding?
    Ans: - Overloading means having multiple methods with
    the same name but different jobs. Overriding means
    changing how a method works in a subclass.

    Viva Voice

    1. What's polymorphism, and can you give an example?

    Ans: - Polymorphism is when different things can be treated


    the same way. Like how both a car and a bicycle can move,
    even though they move differently.

    2. How does C# manage memory?

    Ans: - C# takes care of cleaning up memory we're not using


    anymore, like picking up toys when we're done playing with
    them.
    3. What's encapsulation, and how does C# use it?

    Ans: - Encapsulation is putting things together in a box. In C#,


    we put data and the things that work with that data together
    to keep things organized.

    4. How do we make and use a class library in C#?

    Ans: - We create a bundle of code that we can use in


    different projects, making it easy to reuse our work.

    5. What are access modifiers, and why are they important?

    Ans: - Access modifiers help decide who can use or change


    different parts of our code, like setting a lock on a door.

    6. What does the 'static' keyword do in C#?

    Ans: - 'Static' is like sticking something to a wall. It means


    that thing belongs to the whole group, not just one person.

    7. Explain the difference between '==' and '.Equals()' in C#.

    Ans: - '==' is like asking if two things look the same. '.Equals()'
    is like asking if two things are the same on the inside.
    8. How does C# handle doing multiple things at once?

    Ans: - C# can do different tasks at the same time, like talking


    on the phone while cooking dinner. But sometimes, things
    can get messy if we're not careful!

    9. What are namespaces, and why do we use them?

    Ans: - Namespaces are like folders for our code. They help
    keep things organized and prevent names from clashing.

    10. Why do we do unit testing in C#?

    Ans: - We test small parts of our code to make sure they


    work correctly, like checking each ingredient before making a
    cake. It helps catch mistakes early and makes our code
    better.

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