C# Object-Oriented Programming Quiz

Welcome to the C# Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Quiz! This quiz is designed to test your understanding of key concepts in object-oriented programming, specifically in C#. You’ll encounter questions on topics such as objects, classes, constructors, properties, access modifiers, static members, and more. These concepts are fundamental to writing clean, reusable, and maintainable code in C#. Take your time, think through each question carefully, and good luck on your journey to mastering object-oriented programming!

What is a static member in C#?

A member that is only accessible from derived classes.

A member that can only be used within a loop.

A member that belongs to the class rather than any instance of the class.

A member that cannot be modified after initialization.

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What is a primary constructor in C#?

A constructor whose sole purpose is to assign provided parameters to class properties.

A constructor that is executed only once during program execution.

A constructor used for static class members.

A constructor that must be inherited by all derived classes.

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What does the following constructor do?

public DemoClass(string name, int age) 
{
 this.name = name;
 this.age = age;
}

It assigns the name and age parameters to the corresponding class fields using the this keyword.

It creates a static instance of the class.

It assigns the name and age values to a static field.

It overrides the default constructor.

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How do you define a finalizer in C#?

By using the tilde (~) character followed by the class name.

By using the static keyword.

By using the this keyword.

By using the new keyword.

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What is the role of a finalizer in C#?

To initialize fields when an object is created.

To handle inheritance between classes.

To clean up resources when an object is destroyed.

To create static members for a class.

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What is the this keyword used for in C#?

To call a method from another class.

To override a method.

To refer to the current instance of the class.

To access static members of the class.

None

What is the purpose of the constructor in the following C# code?

public BankAccount(string accountName, int accountNumber)
{
 _accountName = accountName;
 _accountNumber = accountNumber;
}

To create an instance of the class with default values.

To display the bank account details.

To perform calculations for the bank account.

To initialize the _accountName and _accountNumber fields when a new BankAccount object is created.

None

Which keyword is used to declare a method as a static method in C#?

static

readonly

protected

private

None

What is the purpose of a method in a C# class?

To allow inheritance from other classes.

To store data permanently in the class.

To define the access level of class members.

To perform specific tasks or operations within the class.

None

10.

What is the purpose of the readonly keyword in C#?

To create a property that has only a get accessor.

To make a field accessible only within its class.

To prevent modification of a field after it is initialized.

To allow a field to be shared across all instances of a class.

None

11.

How can a static method be accessed in C#?

By calling it directly on the class without creating an instance.

By accessing it through an inherited class.

By creating an instance of the class first.

By using the new keyword.

None

12.

What is an object in object-oriented programming?

A self-contained module of functionality that can be reused in software applications.

A programming concept for managing large amounts of data.

A collection of variables and functions stored in memory.

A special data type used for storing complex numbers.

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13.

What does the dot notation in C# allow you to do?

Declare a new class.

Create an interface.

Loop through an array.

Access members of a class or object.

None

14.

How do you create an instance of a class in C#?

By calling the constructor directly without new.

By using the class keyword.

Using the new keyword followed by the class name.

Using the class name followed by parentheses.

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15.

What is the primary purpose of a constructor in a C# class?

To initialize class fields when an object is created.

To modify static members of the class.

To destroy the object when it is no longer needed.

To handle inheritance between classes.

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16.

What is the role of the get accessor in a property?

It prevents access to the private field.

It returns the value of the associated private field.

It assigns a value to the private field.

It deletes the value stored in the field.

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17.

What is the difference between a field and a property in a C# class?

A field is used only for methods, while a property is used for data.

A property must be static, while a field must be instance-based.

A field is a variable declared directly in the class, while a property provides controlled access to a field.

A property can only hold numeric values, while a field can hold any data type.

None

18.

Which of the following is a public field in C#?

public string name;

private string name;

protected string name;

internal string name;

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19.

How does a property in C# provide access to a private field?

By declaring the field as static.

By using inheritance.

By using get and set accessors.

By making the field public.

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20.

What is data encapsulation in object-oriented programming?

The process of creating instances of a class.

The practice of making all class members public.

The process of inheriting from multiple classes.

The practice of restricting access to a class’s internal data by using private fields and public methods.

None

21.

Which access modifier allows unrestricted access to a class or its members?

private

public

internal

protected

None

22.

What is the relationship between a class and an object?

A class is a blueprint that defines the structure and behavior of an object.

A class is an instance of an object.

A class is a collection of objects.

An object is a blueprint for creating multiple classes.

None

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