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Test your C# knowledge with quick true/false statements.

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C# Quick Truth or False
 

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Test your C# knowledge with quick true/false statements.

by Dũng Đỗ
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C# supports inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism.

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The program entry point for a console app is static void Main(string[] args).

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C# does not support asynchronous programming.

4

Variables can be declared with explicit type or inferred with var.

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C# allows multiple inheritance of classes.

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In C#, a method can be overloaded solely by its return type.

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The using directive creates a new namespace at runtime.

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The CLR manages memory through garbage collection.

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Anonymous types require explicit type declarations to be used.

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C# is statically typed and runs on the .NET CLR.

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