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(Fall 2014) Assignment: BSC It 5th

C# programming assignment for 5th semester BSc IT students worth 60 marks total. It includes 6 questions about executing C# programs in Visual Studio, mutable strings, arrays of strings, and regular expressions; invoking and nesting methods; constant and read-only members as well as properties; handling exceptions with syntax and example; and multicast delegates and events in C#.

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(Fall 2014) Assignment: BSC It 5th

C# programming assignment for 5th semester BSc IT students worth 60 marks total. It includes 6 questions about executing C# programs in Visual Studio, mutable strings, arrays of strings, and regular expressions; invoking and nesting methods; constant and read-only members as well as properties; handling exceptions with syntax and example; and multicast delegates and events in C#.

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[

Fall 2014 ] ASSIGNMENT

PROGRAM
SEMESTER
SUBJECT CODE &
NAME
CREDIT

BSc IT
5th

BK ID
MAX. MARKS

B1187
60

BT8903, C# Programming
4

Answer all questions


Q. No.
1
2

Question

Marks

Total
Marks

10

10

3 +3+
3

10

6+4

10

2+2+2+4

10

10

10

Explain the steps to execute C# programs using visual


studio IDE.
Write a note on the following in C#:
1. Mutable strings
2. Arrays of strings
3. Regular expressions
Explain the following in context of methods in C# with the
help of examples:
1. Invoking methods
2. Nesting of methods
What do you mean by members in C#? Explain constant
members and read only members. Also explain properties in
C#.

How to handle exception in C#. Explain the syntax. Also give


example.

Briefly describe the concept of multicast delegates and 5+5


events in C#.

10

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