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C#.Net Interview Questions and their answer part 2.  

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By Nishant Kumar
 

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | part 5
How do you inherit derived class from a base class in C#.NET?   |  Name the Top .NET class that everything is derived from.  |  Define protected class-level variable in C#.NET.   |  Is it possible to inherit private class-level variables?   |  Is it possible to inherit multiple interfaces in C#.NET?   |  Define Protected internal.

 

Question - How do you inherit derived class from a base class in C#.NET?
Answer - By using colon and then the name of the base class.

Question - Name the Top .NET class that everything is derived from.

Answer - System.Object.

 

Question - Define protected class-level variable in C#.NET. 

Answer - It can be inherited by the classes in the same namespace.

 

Question - Is it possible to inherit private class-level variables?

Answer - No. 


Question - Is it possible to inherit multiple interfaces in C#.NET?
Answer -
Yes.


Question - Define Protected internal.

Answer - It is available to derived classes and classes within the same Assembly.

 

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ADO.NET

Define connected and disconnected data access in ADO.NET | Describe CommandType property of a SQLCommand in ADO.NET. | Define Dataview component of ADO.NET. | What are the ways to create connection in ADO.NET? | Access database at runtime using ADO.NET

.NET Code Security Interview questions with answers

What is code security? What are the types? | Define Principal object. | Define declarative and imperative security. | Define role-based security. | Explain code access security. | What is Code group? | Define the use of Caspol.exe.

.NET Debug & Trace Interview questions with answers 

What is break mode? What are the options to step through code? | Debug Vs Trace. | Define trace class. Define Listeners collection of Trace and Debug objects. | Define Trace Switches.   



 
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