C Primer Plus (5th Edition)
| 1: | How does abstraction help the programmer to cope with complexity? |
| 2: | Is the idea behind encapsulation confined to software design? Give an example from everyday life. |
| 3: | What are the advantages of using encapsulation in software construction? |
| 4: | Which two C# keywords are important for implementing encapsulation? |
| 5: | What are the differences between a class and its objects? |
| 6: | What is the significance of the class interface? |
| 7: | How do you specify the beginning of a comment? |
| 8: | Why use comments if the compiler ignores them? |
| 9: | What are keywords and identifiers? |
| 10: | How is a block specified in C#? What are blocks used for? |
| 11: | Can you write a program without a Main method? Why or why not? |
| 12: | What are the essential parts of a variable? |
| 13: | What is a simple C# instruction called? How is it terminated? |
| 14: | Which class and which method can you call in the .NET Framework class library to print text on the console? Write a statement that prints "My dog is brown." |
| 15: | How is a method called? What happens when a method is called? |
| 16: | What is an assignment? Which symbol is used to perform an assignment? |
| 17: | What is the advantage of declaring variables? |
| 18: | How can you make the program decide between two paths of execution? |
| 19: | What is whitespace? Does the compiler care much about whitespace? |
| 20: | Do all programmers have to follow the same style to write valid C# programs? |