Tutorial 7ce

The document discusses key concepts related to variables, objects, arrays, and collections in C#. It defines that a value type variable stores the data itself, while a reference type variable stores a reference to the data. It also explains that an array is an object that can hold a group of the same data type, and it has a Length property indicating the number of elements. Additionally, it mentions that the .NET Framework provides a List class that can be used to store and retrieve items.

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Tutorial 7

1. The memory that is allocated for a ------------------------ variable is the actual

location that will hold any value that is assigned to that variable.
a. reference type
b. general type
c. value type
d. framework type
2. A variable that is used to reference an object is commonly called a(n)

a. reference variable
b. resource variable
c. object variable
d. component variable
3. When you want to work with an object, you use a variable that holds a special
value known as a(n) ------------------to link the variable to the project.
a. union
b. reference
c. object linker
d. data coupling
4. The ----------------------- creates an object in memory and returns a reference to that
object.
a. = operator
b. object allocator
c. reference variable
d. new operator

5. A(n) ------------------- is an object that can hold a group of values that are all of the
same data type.
a. array
b. collection
c. container
d. set
6. The ------------------- indicates the number of values that the array should be able to
hold.
a. allocation limit
b. size declaratory
c. data type
d. compiler
7. The storage locations in an array are known as -------------------------a. elements
b. sectors
c. pages
d. blocks
8. Each element in an array is assigned a unique number known as a(n)
---------------------------a. element identifier
b. subscript
c. index
d. sequencer
9. When you create an array, you can optionally initialize it with a group of values
called a(n) -----------------a. default value group
b. initialization list
c. defined set

d. value list

10. In C#, all arrays have a ---------------------- that is set to the number of elements in
the array.
a. Limit property
b. Size property
c. Length property
d. Maximum property
11. C# provides a special loop that, in many circumstances, simplifies array
processing. It is known as the -----------------------------a. for loop
b. foreach loop
c. while loop
d. do-while loop
12. The foreach loop is designed to work with a temporary, read-only variable that is
known as the -----------------------a. element variable
b. loop variable
c. index variable
d. iteration variable
13. Various techniques known as ----------------------- have been developed to locate a
specific item in a larger collection of data, such as an array.
a. seek functions
b. request methods
c. traversal procedures
d. search algorithms

14. A ----------------------- is similar to a two-dimensional array, but the rows can have
different number of columns.
a. one-dimensional array
b. columnar array
c. jagged array
d. split row array
15. The .NET Framework provides a class named -----------------, which can be used for
storing and retrieving items.
a. Matrix
b. Database
c. Container
d. List