C# Quiz for Beginners

Which one is the correct way to write a if statement using a Boolean.

• if(myBool == true)

  //code

• if(myBool)

  {

  //code

  }

• if(myBool = true)

  {

  //code

  }

• if(myBool)

  //code

You must use a double _____ ____ when you want to write an if statement using a float that equals 1.

What type of Variable supports decimals?

• float

• boolean

• interger

• string

_____ variable = 1.5f;

______ variable = "Text";

What would this code do?
if (myFloat == 5)

{

myFloat = 0;

}

• If myFloat is equal to 5, then make myFloat equal 0.

• If myFloat is greater than or equal to 5, then make myFloat equal 0.

• When myFloat is equal to 5, then make myFloat equal 0.

• When myFloat is greater than or equal to 5, then make myFloat equal 0.

____ variable = true;

What does this code mean?
if (!myBool)

{

//code

}

• If myBool is equal to 0,

  then execute code.

• If myBool is true,

  do nothing.

• If myBool is false,

  then execute code.

• If myBool is true,

  then execute code

___ variable = 5;

Which of the following is NOT a type of variable.

• float

• boolean

• string

• x