Yes, if you are debugging via Visual Studio.NET, just go to Immediate window.

Neha

• Apr 4th, 2019

yes, we can! The simplest way I prefer is - 1. Hover on the variable you want to edit the value of. 2. It will show a small window with value, right click on it and select Add watch. 3. A new tab ...

Ajeet

• May 17th, 2016

Yes you can!

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HI,

Can youplz tell me how many types of Inheritance is there in C#?
As per my knowledge these are following but i am not sure
-single level
-multi level
-Hierarchical inheritence
-Hybride inheritence.
there one more inheritence but its not suported by C# that is Multiple inheritence.
is it correct ?plz help me.

Kajul Nisha

• Jun 14th, 2019

As per my knowledge, C# supports the following inheritance
1. single
2.multi-level
and
it doesn't support multiple inheritance
but it can be achieved by interfaces

Praveen Chandra

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• Nov 1st, 2011

They are four types
1.Single Level
2.Multi Level
3.Hierarichal
4.Mutiple

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S Manasa

• Jul 8th, 2019

Generally, the access modifier of the property is considered as the access modifier of both the accessors if no access modifier is specified for the accessors. Only one of the accessor can be specifi...

LordAlex

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• Nov 3rd, 2011

The accessor modifier must declare an accessibility that is more restrictive than the declared accessibility of the property itself.

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Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) KeySortB) DictC) HashTable

Rajiv Ranjan

• Mar 10th, 2020

C) HashTable

leejo

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• Dec 8th, 2005

Hashtable

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Yes, just place a colon, and then keyword base (parameter list to invoke the appropriate constructor) in the overloaded constructor definition inside the inherited class.

poovarasan

• Jan 20th, 2021

Use keyword base in the overloaded constructor definition inside the inherited class

chintan.desai

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• Aug 7th, 2009

Just use keyword base(<<list of parameters>>) at the first line of code in respective derive class constructor.Example:Class A{ public A(string s) { } public A(int i, s...

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A) Making class as AbstractB) Having a Private constructorC) Making the class sealedD) Both A & B

Naveen Kumar Shivanadri

• Sep 8th, 2016

Answer is A is always correct and B is also correct only the situation when the class does not have the static methods on it (in the question, there is no mentioned that there is no static method in it)
So, only A is correct answer.

Naveen Kumar Shivanadr.

ramya

• Oct 13th, 2015

Making class as Abstract

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Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) SyntaxB) KeywordsC) Base Class Library

bujji_s

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• Dec 9th, 2005

Base class library

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Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) System.Object classB) System classC) System.CSharp class

Anujan

• Nov 6th, 2011

From the System.Object class is correct, all value types derive from System.Value Type which in-turn derives from System.Object.

samiksc

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• Dec 7th, 2005

(A) System.Object class

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