Deduce the value to be returned by Equals( ) method

The ____method in C# is declared differently from the main function in C++.

Compare() method returns __ if string1 < string2

In C#, variables are categorized into _ types.

__ property determines the length of a string

A method which can be used to extract a portion of a string from starting point for a specific length

There are __ pre-written methods to compare strings

CompareTo( ) is a ___ method

Compare() method returns _ if string1 == string2

Objects communicates through invoking methods and sending data to them

It accepts input from the user and store it into a variable.

using System.Windows.Forms is the directive to create

It allows you to customize your form layout

Suppose we use for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++), variable i will display

In the code, Console.WriteLine(" compare {0} to {1}: {2}", string1, string2, String.Equals(string1, string2)),

we declared

string string1 = "Cheri" , string2 = "Cherry", this will return

The using directive System.Linq can be removed when running console application

The lines of code below will not cause an error if we remove

if (number1 > number2)

{ Console.WriteLine("{0} is greater than {1} ", number1, number2) }

Using C#, the keyword __ is valid

Using C#, the directive __ is the most important

Using C#, the given conversions are valid except

Determine what causes the error

if (grade.Equals("INC" | | grade.Equals("inc"))

The given declaration of strings are valid except

Is there an error in the given Form1.cs code

private void button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

MessageBox.Show("Hello " + textBox1.Text + " !!!" + "\n" + "Welcome to OOP environment.");

}

The default namespace is

Program.cs can be renamed in ____

Determine the window part

In OOP, dot notation is represented by

Use camelCase for ___

Identify what has been performed in the given line of code:

Print p = new Print( );

Recognize the OOP characteristic that has been represented in the given lines of code:

private void BtnAdd_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

total1 = total1 + Convert.ToDouble(txtDisplay.Text);

txtDisplay.Clear();

btnAddClick = true;

btnSubtractClick = false;

btnMultiplyClick = false;

btnDivideClick = false;

}

Form1 refers to __

Textbox, label, command button, menu, image are called __

MessageBoxButtons.YesNo constitutes a message box with command buttons Yes and No

InitializeComponent() method in Visual Studio.NET C# is a method that is automatically created and managed by Windows Forms designer and it defines everything you see on the form. Everything done on the form in VS.NET using designers generates code.

Refers to a template, declaration or blueprint that is used for classifying object

To test the function of Form1, use the method __ in the main program

The form property that displays the form in the center of the screen

The form property that will remove the minimize, restore, close buttons of the selected form

Determine the OOP characteristic exemplified in the given line of code

public partial class Form1 : Form

Identify the next form to be navigated in the codes below:

Calculator calc = new Calculator();

calc.Show();

this.Hide();