C# Methods Quiz

Welcome to the C# Methods Quiz! This quiz will test your knowledge of methods in C#, covering key concepts such as method declaration, calling methods, passing arguments, return types, and using keywords like ref, out, in, params, and more. You’ll also explore optional arguments and named arguments, which enhance the flexibility of methods in C#. Use this quiz to strengthen your understanding of methods, a crucial aspect of writing efficient and organized C# code.

What is the params keyword used for in C# methods?

It forces a method to accept only one argument.

It allows a method to accept a variable number of arguments.

It converts arguments to strings automatically.

It ensures that a method can only accept integer values.

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How do you declare an optional argument in a method?

By omitting the argument type.

By declaring the argument with the params keyword.

By using the out keyword.

By providing a default value for the argument in the method signature.

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Which of the following is true about methods with optional arguments in C#?

They must always return an integer value.

They must be static.

They cannot accept more than one argument.

They allow arguments to be omitted if default values are provided.

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What happens if you call a method without providing all the required arguments?

The program will automatically add null values.

The method will skip the missing arguments and use the provided ones.

The method will assign default values to the missing arguments.

The program will fail to compile unless the missing arguments are optional.

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What happens if you pass arguments to a method without using named arguments in C#?

The method will throw an error.

The arguments can be passed in any order.

The arguments are automatically converted to strings.

The arguments must be passed in the exact order specified by the method parameters.

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Which of the following is true about passing arguments by reference in C#?

Changes made to the argument within the method are reflected in the original variable.

The argument’s value cannot be changed within the method.

Arguments are automatically converted to strings.

The argument must be a string.

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How do you call a method that requires a variable number of parameters using the params keyword?

Pass no arguments.

Use the ref keyword for all arguments.

Pass a List or array of arguments to the method.

Pass exactly two arguments.

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What is returned when a method has a return type of void?

Nothing is returned.

The method returns an integer by default.

An exception is thrown.

A default value is returned.

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What does the in keyword do when used with a method parameter?

It allows the method to only return integer values.

It passes the variable by reference but prevents it from being modified within the method.

It ensures that the parameter is always optional.

It passes the variable by value.

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What is the difference between ref and out parameters in C#?

ref requires the method to assign a value to the parameter, whereas out does not.

out can only be used with integer parameters, while ref works with any type.

There is no difference between ref and out.

out requires the method to assign a value to the parameter, whereas ref does not.

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What does the ref keyword do when used in a method parameter?

It passes the variable by reference, allowing changes in the method to affect the original variable.

It converts the variable to a string before passing it to the method.

It makes the method private.

It prevents the variable from being modified inside the method.

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12.

What is a method in C#?

A variable that holds data in a program.

A named block of code that performs a specific task and can be called by other code.

A class that defines objects in a C# program.

A loop that runs a specific number of times.

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What is an optional argument in C#?

An argument that cannot be passed to private methods.

A method parameter that has a default value if no argument is provided.

An argument that must always be null.

An argument that can only be used in certain methods.

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What are named arguments in C#?

Arguments that are passed in a fixed order.

Arguments that cannot be changed once passed.

Arguments passed to a method using the parameter names specified in the method signature.

Arguments that are always passed by reference.

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15.

What is the return type of a method that does not return any value?

null

string

void

int

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16.

How do you call a method in C# using dot notation?

.()

()

.()

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17.

What is the correct syntax to declare a method that returns an integer and accepts two integer parameters?

public int Add(int num1, int num2)

public void Add(int num1, int num2)

void int Add(num1, num2)

int Add()

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18.

What does the void keyword mean in a method declaration?

The method accepts no parameters.

The method is public.

The method does not return a value.

The method must be private.

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19.

Which access modifier allows a method to be accessed from anywhere in the code?

private

protected

internal

public

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20.

What are parameters in C# methods?

The return values from a method.

Values a method accepts to perform its task.

Variables that are declared outside the method.

Loops that execute inside a method.

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21.

What is the difference between methods and functions in C#?

Methods are only used for arithmetic operations, while functions are used for logic.

Functions can only return strings, while methods can return any data type.

There is no difference; methods and functions are the same in C#.

Methods are declared inside classes, while functions are declared outside of classes.

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