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C# Interview Questions & Answers comprises of

commonly asked questions in C# interviews, with
their precise answers. Most of them are based on
real life interview experience.
Q: What is C-Sharp (C#)?
C# is a type-safe, managed and object oriented programming language from
Microsoft, which is compiled by .Net framework for generating intermediate
language (IL). C# can be used to create various types of applications like client-server
application, windows client application, web services, and much more.

Q: What are the main features of C#?

Following are some main features of C#:
Automatic Garbage Collection
Standard Library
Assembly Versioning
Simple Multithreading
Boolean Conditions
Properties & Events
Delegates & Event Management
Easy-to-use Generics
Indexers
Conditional Compilation
LINQ & Lambda Expressions
Integration With Windows

Q: List some of the advantages of C#?

Below are the advantages of C#:
Easy to learn
Object oriented
Component oriented
Part of .NET framework

Q: What are IDE’s provided by Microsoft for C# development?

Below are the IDE’s used for C# development:
Visual Studio Express (VCE)
Visual Studio (VS)
Visual Web Developer

Q: Explain the types of comments in C#?

Below are the types of comments in C#:
Single Line Comment Eg : //
Multiline Comments Eg: /* */
XML Comments Eg : ///

Q: Explain sealed class in C#?

A sealed class is a class which cannot be used as a base class. In c# “sealed” modifier
is used to define a class as sealed class. Some points to remember about sealed
classes:
1. A class, which restricts inheritance for security reason is declared, sealed class.
2. Sealed class is the last class in the hierarchy.
3. Sealed class can be a derived class but can't be a base class.
4. A sealed class cannot also be an abstract class. Because abstract class has to
provide functionality and here we are restricting it to inherit.

Q: Give an example of using sealed class in C#?

Below is the sample code of sealed class in C#:
class ABC {}
sealed class XYZ : ABC {}

Sealed methods:
class A
{
 protected virtual void First() { }
protected virtual void Second() { }
}
class B : A
{
sealed protected override void First() {}
protected override void Second() { }
}
If any class inherits from class “B” then method – “First” will not be overridable as
this method is sealed in class B.

Q: List out the differences between Array and ArrayList in C#?

Array stores the values or elements of same data type but arraylist stores values of
different datatypes.
Arrays will use the fixed length but arraylist does not uses fixed length like array.

Q: Why to use “using” in C#?

“using” statement calls – “dispose” method internally, whenever any exception
occurred in any method call and in “using” statement objects are read only and cannot
be re-assignable or modifiable.

Q: Explain namespaces in C#?

Namespaces are containers for the classes. We will use namespaces for grouping the
related classes in C#. “Using” keyword can be used for using the namespace in other
namespace.

Q: Why to use keyword “const” in C#? Give an example.

“const” keyword is used for making an entity constant. We can’t reassign the value to
constant.
Eg: const string _name = "Test";

Q: What is the difference between “constant” and “readonly” variables in C#?

“const” keyword is used for making an entity constant. We cannot modify the value
later in the code. Value assigning is mandatory to constant variables.
“readonly” variable value can be changed during runtime and value to readonly
variables can be assigned in the constructor or at the time of declaration.

Q: Explain “static” keyword in C#?

“static” keyword can be used for declaring a static member. If the class is made static
then all the members of the class are also made static. If the variable is made static
then it will have a single instance and the value change is updated in this instance.

Q: What is the difference between “dispose” and “finalize” variables in C#?

Dispose - This method uses interface – “IDisposable” interface and it will free up
both managed and unmanaged codes like – database connection, files etc.
Finalize - This method is called internally unlike Dispose method which is called
explicitly. It is called by garbage collector and can’t be called from the code.

Q: How the exception handling is done in C#?

In C# there is a “try… catch” block to handle the error.

Q: Can we execute multiple catch blocks in C#?

No. Once any exception is occurred it executes specific exception catch block and the
control comes out.

Q: Why to use “finally” block in C#?

“finally” block will be executed irrespective of exception. So while executing the
code in try block when exception is occurred, control is returned to catch block and at
last “finally” block will be executed. So closing connection to database / releasing the
file handlers can be kept in “finally” block.

Q: What is the difference between “finalize” and “finally” methods in C#?

Finalize – This method is used for garbage collection. So before destroying an object
this method is called as part of clean up activity.
Finally – This method is used for executing the code irrespective of exception
occurred or not.

Q: What is the difference between “throw ex” and “throw” methods in C#?
“throw ex” will replace the stack trace of the exception with stack trace info of re
throw point.
“throw” will preserve the original stack trace info.

Q: Can we have only “try” block without “catch” block in C#?

Yes we can have only try block without catch block.

Q: List out two different types of errors in C#?

Below are the types of errors in C#:
Compile Time Error
Run Time Error

Q: Do we get error while executing “finally” block in C#?

Yes. We may get error in finally block.

Q: Mention the assembly name where System namespace lies in C#?

Assembly Name – mscorlib.dll

Q: What are the differences between static, public and void in C#?
Static classes/methods/variables are accessible throughout the application without
creating instance. Compiler will store the method address as an entry point.
Public methods or variables are accessible throughout the application.
Void is used for the methods to indicate it will not return any value.

Q: What is the difference between “out” and “ref” parameters in C#?

“out” parameter can be passed to a method and it need not be initialized where as
“ref” parameter has to be initialized before it is used.

Q: Explain Jagged Arrays in C#?

If the elements of an array is an array then it’s called as jagged array. The elements
can be of different sizes and dimensions.

Q: Can we use “this” inside a static method in C#?

No. We can’t use “this” in static method.

Q: What are value types in C#?

Below is the list of value types in C#:
decimal
int
byte
enum
double
long
float

Q: What are reference types in C#?

Below is the list of reference types in C#:
class
string
interface
object

Q: Can we override private virtual method in C#?

No. We can’t override private virtual methods as it is not accessible outside the class.

Q: Explain access modifier – “protected internal” in C#?

“protected internal” can be accessed in the same assembly and the child classes can
also access these methods.

Q: In try block if we add return statement whether finally block is executed in

C#?
Yes. Finally block will still be executed in presence of return statement in try block.

Q: What you mean by inner exception in C#?

Inner exception is a property of exception class which will give you a brief insight of
the exception i.e, parent exception and child exception details.

Q: Explain String Builder class in C#?

This will represent the mutable string of characters and this class cannot be inherited.
It allows us to Insert, Remove, Append and Replace the characters. “ToString()”
method can be used for the final string obtained from StringBuilder. For example,
StringBuilder TestBuilder = new StringBuilder("Hello");
TestBuilder.Remove(2, 3); // result - "He"
TestBuilder.Insert(2, "lp"); // result - "Help"
TestBuilder.Replace('l', 'a'); // result - "Heap"
Q: What is the difference between “StringBuilder” and “String” in C#?
StringBuilder is mutable, which means once object for stringbuilder is created, it later
be modified either using Append, Remove or Replace.
String is immutable and it means we cannot modify the string object and will always
create new object in memory of string type.

Q: What is the difference between methods – “System.Array.Clone()” and

“System.Array.CopyTo()” in C#?
“CopyTo()” method can be used to copy the elements of one array to other.
“Clone()” method is used to create a new array to contain all the elements which are
in the original array.

Q: How we can sort the array elements in descending order in C#?

“Sort()” method is used with “Reverse()” to sort the array in descending order.

Q: Explain circular reference in C#?

This is a situation where in, multiple resources are dependent on each other and this
causes a lock condition and this makes the resource to be unused.

Q: List out some of the exceptions in C#?

Below are some of the exceptions in C#:
NullReferenceException
ArgumentNullException
DivideByZeroException
IndexOutOfRangeException
InvalidOperationException
StackOverflowException etc.

Q: Explain Generics in C#?

Generics in c# is used to make the code reusable and which intern decreases the code
redundancy and increases the performance and type safety.
Namespace – “System.Collections.Generic” is available in C# and this should be
used over “System.Collections” types.

Q: Explain object pool in C#?

Object pool is used to track the objects which are being used in the code. So object
pool reduces the object creation overhead.

Q: What you mean by delegate in C#?

Delegates are type safe pointers unlike function pointers as in C++. Delegate is used
to represent the reference of the methods of some return type and parameters.

Q: What are the types of delegates in C#?

Below are the uses of delegates in C#:
Single Delegate
Multicast Delegate
Generic Delegate

Q: What are the three types of Generic delegates in C#?

Below are the three types of generic delegates in C#:
Func
Action
Predicate

Q: What are the differences between events and delegates in C#?

Main difference between event and delegate is event will provide one more of
encapsulation over delegates. So when you are using events destination will listen to
it but delegates are naked, which works in subscriber/destination model.
Q: Can we use delegates for asynchronous method calls in C#?
Yes. We can use delegates for asynchronous method calls.

Q: What are the uses of delegates in C#?

Below is the list of uses of delegates in C#:
Callback Mechanism
Asynchronous Processing
Abstract and Encapsulate method
Multicasting

Q: What is Nullable Types in C#?

Variable types does not hold null values so to hold the null values we have to use
nullable types. So nullable types can have values either null or other values as well.
Eg: Int? mynullablevar = null;

Q: Why to use “Nullable Coalescing Operator” (??) in C#?

Nullable Coalescing Operator can be used with reference types and nullable value
types. So if the first operand of the expression is null then the value of second
operand is assigned to the variable. For example,
double? myFirstno = null;
double mySecno;
mySecno = myFirstno ?? 10.11;

Q: What is the difference between “as” and “is” operators in C#?

“as” operator is used for casting object to type or class.
“is” operator is used for checking the object with type and this will return a Boolean
value.
Q: Define Multicast Delegate in C#?
A delegate with multiple handlers are called as multicast delegate. The example to
demonstrate the same is given below
public delegate void CalculateMyNumbers(int x, int y);
int x = 6;
int y = 7;
CalculateMyNumbers addMyNumbers = new
CalculateMyNumbers(FuncForAddingNumbers);
CalculateMyNumbers multiplyMyNumbers = new
CalculateMyNumbers(FuncForMultiplyingNumbers);
CalculateMyNumbers multiCast = (CalculateMyNumbers)Delegate.Combine
(addMyNumbers, multiplyMyNumbers);
multiCast.Invoke(a,b);

Q: What is the difference between CType and Directcast in C#?

CType is used for conversion between type and the expression.
Directcast is used for converting the object type which requires run time type to be
the same as specified type.

Q: Is C# code is unmanaged or managed code?

C# code is managed code because the compiler – CLR will compile the code to
Intermediate Language.

Q: Why to use lock statement in C#?

Lock will make sure one thread will not intercept the other thread which is running
the part of code. So lock statement will make the thread wait, block till the object is
being released.
Q: Explain Hashtable in C#?
It is used to store the key/value pairs based on hash code of the key. Key will be used
to access the element in the collection. For example,
Hashtable myHashtbl = new Hashtable();
myHashtbl.Add("1", "TestValue1");
myHashtbl.Add("2", "TestValue2");

Q: How to check whether hash table contains specific key in C#?

Method – “ContainsKey” can be used to check the key in hash table. Below is the
sample code for the same:
Eg: myHashtbl.ContainsKey("1");

Q: What is enum in C#?

enum keyword is used for declaring an enumeration, which consists of named
constants and it is called as enumerator lists. Enums are value types in C# and these
can’t be inherited. Below is the sample code of using Enums
Eg: enum Fruits { Apple, Orange, Banana, WaterMelon};

Q: Which are the loop types available in C#?

Below are the loop types in C#:
For
While
Do.. While

Q: What is the difference between “continue” and “break” statements in C#?

“continue” statement is used to pass the control to next iteration. This statement can
be used with – “while”, “for”, “foreach” loops.
“break” statement is used to exit the loop.
Q: Write a sample code to write the contents to text file in C#?
Below is the sample code to write the contents to text file:
Using System.IO;
File.WriteAllText(”mytextfilePath”, “MyTestContent”);

Q: What you mean by boxing and unboxing in C#?

Boxing – This is the process of converting from value type to reference type. For
example,
int myvar = 10;
object myObj = myvar;
UnBoxing – It’s completely opposite to boxing. It’s the process of converting
reference type to value type. For example,
int myvar2 = (int)myObj;

Q: Explain Partial Class in C#?

Partial class concept added in .Net Framework 2.0 and it allows us to split the
business logic in multiple files with the same class name along with “partial”
keyword.

Q: Explain Anonymous type in C#?

This is being added in C# 3.0 version. This feature enables us to create an object at
compile time. Below is the sample code for the same:
var myTestCategory = new { CategoryId = 1, CategoryName = “Category1”};

Q: Name the compiler of C#?

C# Compiler is – CSC.

Q: Explain the types of unit test cases?

Below is the list of unit test case types:
Positive Test cases
Negative Test cases
Exception Test cases

Q: Explain Copy constructor in C#?

If the constructor contains the same class in the constructor parameter then it is called
as copy constructor.
class MyClass
{
public string prop1, prop2;
public MyClass(string a, string b)
{
prop1 = a;
prop2 = b;
}

public MyClass(MyClass myobj) // Copy Constructor

{
prop1 = myobj.prop1;
prop2 = myobj.prop2;
}
}

Q: Explain Static constructor in C#?

If the constructor is declared as static then it will be invoked only once for all number
of instances of a class. Static constructor will initialize the static fields of a class.
class MyClass
{
public string prop1, prop2;
public MyClass(string a, string b)
{
prop1 = a;
prop2 = b;
}

static MyClass()
{
Console.WriteLine(“Static Constr Test”);
}
public MyClass(MyClass myobj) // Copy Constructor
{
prop1 = myobj.prop1;
prop2 = myobj.prop2;
}
}

Q: Which string method is used for concatenation of two strings in c#?

“Concat” method of String class is used to concatenate two strings. For example,
string.Concat(firstStr, secStr)

Q: Explain Indexers in C#?

Indexers are used for allowing the classes to be indexed like arrays. Indexers will
resemble the property structure but only difference is indexer’s accessors will take
parameters. For example,
class MyCollection<T>
{
private T[] myArr = new T[100];
public T this[int t]
{
get
{
return myArr[t];
}
set
{
myArr[t] = value;
}
}
}

Q: What are the collection types can be used in C#?

Below are the collection types in C#:
ArrayList
Stack
Queue
SortedList
HashTable
Bit Array

Q: Explain Attributes in C#?

Attributes are used to convey the info for runtime about the behavior of elements like
– “methods”, “classes”, “enums” etc.
Attributes can be used to add metadata like – comments, classes, compiler instruction
etc.
Q: List out the pre-defined attributes in C#?
Below are the predefined attributes in C#:
Conditional
Obsolete
Attribute Usage

Q: What is Thread in C#?

Thread is an execution path of a program. Thread is used to define the different or
unique flow of control. If our application involves some time consuming processes
then it’s better to use Multithreading, which involves multiple threads.

Q: List out the states of a thread in C#?

Below are the states of thread:
Unstarted State
Ready State
Not Runnable State
Dead State

Q: Explain the methods and properties of Thread class in C#?

Below are the methods and properties of thread class:
CurrentCulture
CurrentThread
CurrentContext
IsAlive
IsThreadPoolThread
IsBackground
Priority
Q: What is a class?
A class is the generic definition of what an object is. A Class describes all the
attributes of the object, as well as the methods that implement the behavior of the
member object. In other words, class is a template of an object. For ease of
understanding a class, we will look at an example. In the class Employee given
below, Name and Salary are the attributes of the class Person. The Setter and Getter
methods are used to store and fetch data from the variable.
public class Employee
{
private String name;
private String Salary;
public String getName()
{
return name;
}
public void setName(String name)
{
this.name = name;
}
public String getSalary ()
{
return Salary;
}
public void setSalary (String Salary)
{
this. Salary = Salary;
}
}
Q: What is an Object?
An object is an instance of a class. It contains real values instead of variables. For
example, let us create an instance of the class Employee called “John”.
Employee John= new Employee();
Now we can access all the methods in the class “Employee” via object “John” as
shown below.
John.setName(“XYZ”);

Q: What are the Access Modifiers in C#?

Different Access Modifier are - Public, Private, Protected, Internal, Protected Internal
Public – When a method or attribute is defined as Public, it can be accessed from any
code in the project. For example, in the above Class “Employee” getName() and
setName() are public.
Private - When a method or attribute is defined as Private, It can be accessed by any
code within the containing class only. For example, in the above Class “Employee”
attributes name and salary can be accessed within the Class Employee Only. If an
attribute or class is defined without access modifiers, it's default access modifier will
be private.
Protected - When attribute and methods are defined as protected, it can be accessed
by any method in the inherited classes and any method within the same class. The
protected access modifier cannot be applied to classes and interfaces. Methods and
fields in a interface can't be declared protected.
Internal – If an attribute or method is defined as Internal, access is restricted to
classes within the current project assembly.
Protected Internal – If an attribute or method is defined as Protected Internal, access
is restricted to classes within the current project assembly and types derived from the
containing class.

Q: Explain Static Members in C#?

If an attribute's value had to be same across all the instances of the same class, the
static keyword is used. For example, if the Minimum salary should be set for all
employees in the employee class, use the following code.
private static double MinSalary = 30000;
To access a private or public attribute or method in a class, at first an object of the
class should be created. Then by using the object instance of that class, attributes or
methods can be accessed. To access a static variable, we don't want to create an
instance of the class containing the static variable. We can directly refer that static
variable as shown below.
double var = Employee.MinSalary;

Q: What is Reference Type in C#?

Let us explain this with the help of an example. In the code given below,
Employee emp1;
Employee emp2 = new Employee();
emp1 = emp2;
Here emp2 has an object instance of Employee Class. But emp1 object is set as emp2.
What this means is that the object emp2 is referred in emp1, rather than copying
emp2 instance into emp1. When a change is made in emp2 object, corresponding
changes can be seen in emp1 object.

Q: Define Property in C#?

Properties are a type of class member, that are exposed to the outside world as a pair
of methods. For example, for the static field MinSalary, we will create a property as
shown below.
private double minimumSalary;
public static double MinSalary
{
get
{
return minimumSalary;
}
set
{
minimumSalary = value;
}
}
So when we execute the following lines code
double minSal = Employee.MinSalary;
get method will get triggered and value in minimumSalary field will be returned.
When we execute,
Employee. MinSalary = 3000;
set method will get triggered and value will be stored in minimumSalary field.

Q: Explain Overloading in C#?

When methods are created with the same name, but with different signature it’s called
overloading. For example, WriteLine method in console class is an example of
overloading. In the first instance, it takes one variable. In the second instance,
“WriteLine” method takes two variables.
Console.WriteLine(x);
Console.WriteLine("The message is {0}", Message);

Different types of overloading in C# are

Constructor overloading
Function overloading
Operator overloading

Q: What is Constructor Overloading in C# .net?

In Constructor overloading, n number of constructors can be created for the same
class. But the signatures of each constructor should vary. For example
public class Employee
{
public Employee()
{}
public Employee(String Name)
{}
}

Q: What is Function Overloading in C# .net?

In Function overloading, n number of functions can be created for the same class. But
the signatures of each function should vary. For example
public class Employee
{
public void Employee()
{}
public void Employee(String Name)
{}
}

Q: What is Operator Overloading in C# .net?

We had seen function overloading in the previous example. For operator
Overloading, we will have a look at the example given below. We had defined a class
rectangle with two operator overloading methods.
class Rectangle
{
private int Height;
private int Width;

public Rectangle(int w,int h)

{
Width=w;
Height=h;
}
public static bool operator >(Rectangle a,Rectangle b)
{
return a.Height > b.Height ;
}
public static bool operator <(Rectangle a,Rectangle b)
{
return a.Height < b.Height ;
}
}
Let us call the operator overloaded functions from the method given below. When
first if condition is triggered, the first overloaded function in the rectangle class will
be triggered. When second if condition is triggered, the second overloaded function in
the rectangle class will be triggered.

public static void Main()

{
Rectangle obj1 =new Rectangle();
Rectangle obj2 =new Rectangle();
if(obj1 > obj2)
{
Console.WriteLine("Rectangle1 is greater than Rectangle2");
}

if(obj1 < obj2)

{
Console.WriteLine("Rectangle1 is less than Rectangle2");
}
}

Q: What is Data Encapsulation?

Data Encapsulation is defined as the process of hiding the important fields from the
end user. In the above example, we had used getters and setters to set value for
MinSalary. The idea behind this is that, private field “minimumSalary” is an
important part of our classes. So if we give a third party code to have complete
control over the field without any validation, it can adversely affect the functionality.
This is inline with the OOPS Concept that an external user should know about the
what an object does. How it does it, should be decided by the program. So if a user
set a negative value for MinSalary, we can put a validation in the set method to avoid
negative values as shown below
set
{
if(value > 0)
{
minSalary = value;
}
}

Q: Explain Inheritance in C#?

In object-oriented programming (OOP), inheritance is a way to reuse code of existing
objects. In inheritance, there will be two classes - base class and derived classes. A
class can inherit attributes and methods from existing class called base class or parent
class. The class which inherits from a base class is called derived classes or child
class. For more clarity on this topic, let us have a look at 2 classes shown below. Here
Class Car is Base Class and Class Ford is derived class.
class Car
{
public Car()
{
Console.WriteLine("Base Class Car");
}

public void DriveType()

{
Console.WriteLine("Right Hand Drive");
}
}

class Ford : Car

{
public Ford()
{
Console.WriteLine("Derived Class Ford");
}

public void Price()

{
Console.WriteLine("Ford Price : 100K $");
}
}
When we execute following lines of code,
Ford CarFord = new Ford();
CarFord.DriveType();
CarFord.Price();
Output Generated is as given below.
Base Class Car
Derived Class Ford
Right Hand Drive
Ford Price : 100K $
What this means is that, all the methods and attributes of Base Class car are available
in Derived Class Ford. When an object of class Ford is created, constructors of the
Base and Derived class get invoked. Even though there is no method called
DriveType() in Class Ford, we are able to invoke the method because of inheriting
Base Class methods to derived class.

Q: Can Multiple Inheritance implemented in C#?

In C#, derived classes can inherit from one base class only. If you want to inherit
from multiple base classes, use interface.

Q: What is Polymorphism in C#?

The ability of a programming language to process objects in different ways
depending on their data type or class is known as Polymorphism. There are two types
of polymorphism
Compile time polymorphism. Best example is Overloading
Runtime polymorphism. Best example is Overriding

Q: Explain the use of Virtual Keyword in C#?

When we want to give permission to a derived class to override a method in base
class, Virtual keyword is used. For example, lets us look at the classes Car and Ford
as shown below.
class Car
{
public Car()
{
Console.WriteLine("Base Class Car");
}
public virtual void DriveType()
{
Console.WriteLine("Right Hand Drive");
}
}

class Ford : Car

{
public Ford()
{
Console.WriteLine("Derived Class Ford");
}
public void Price()
{
Console.WriteLine("Ford Price : 100K $");
}
public override void DriveType()
{
Console.WriteLine("Right Hand ");
}
}
When following lines of code get executed

Car CarFord = new Car();

CarFord.DriveType();
CarFord = new Ford();
CarFord.DriveType();
Output is as given below.

Base Class Car

Right Hand Drive
Base Class Car
Derived Class Ford
Right Hand

Q: What is overriding in c#?

To override a base class method which is defined as virtual, Override keyword is
used. In the above example, method DriveType is overridden in the derived class.

Q: What is Method Hiding in C#?

If the derived class doesn't want to use methods in the base class, derived class can
implement it's own version of the same method with same signature. For example, in
the classes given below, DriveType() is implemented in the derived class with same
signature. This is called Method Hiding.
class Car
{
public void DriveType()
{
Console.WriteLine("Right Hand Drive");
}
}
class Ford : Car
{
public void DriveType()
{
Console.WriteLine("Right Hand ");
}
}

Q: What is Abstract Class in C#?

If we don't want a class to be instantiated, define the class as abstract. An abstract
class can have abstract and non abstract classes. If a method is defined as abstract, it
must be implemented in derived class. For example, in the classes given below,
method DriveType is defined as abstract.
abstract class Car
{
public Car()
{
Console.WriteLine("Base Class Car");
}
public abstract void DriveType();
}

class Ford : Car

{
public void DriveType()
{
Console.WriteLine("Right Hand ");
}
}
Method DriveType get implemented in derived class.

Q: What is Sealed Classes in c#?

If a class is defined as Sealed, it cannot be inherited in derived class. Example of a
sealed class is given below.
public sealed class Car
{
public Car()
{
Console.WriteLine("Base Class Car");
}

public void DriveType()

{
Console.WriteLine("Right Hand ");
}
}

Q: What is an Interface in C#?

An interface is similar to a class with method signatures. There wont be any
implementation of the methods in an Interface. Classes which implement interface
should have an implementation of methods defined in the abstract class.

Q: What is a Constructor in C#?

Constructor is a special method that get invoked/called automatically, whenever an
object of a given class gets instantiated. In our class car, constructor is defined as
shown below
public Car()
{
Console.WriteLine("Base Class Car");
}
Whenever an instance of class car is created from the same class or its derived
class(Except Few Scenarios), Constructor get called and sequence of code written in
the constructor get executed.
interface Breaks
{
void BreakType();
}

interface Wheels
{
void WheelType();
}

class Ford : Breaks, Wheels

{
public Ford()
{
Console.WriteLine("Derived Class Ford");
}
public void Price()
{
Console.WriteLine("Ford Price : 100K $");
}
public void BreakType()
{
 Console.WriteLine("Power Break");
}
public void WheelType()
{
Console.WriteLine("Bridgestone");
}
}

Q: What is a Destructor in C#?

Destructor is a special method that gets invoked/called automatically whenever an
object of a given class gets destroyed. Main idea behind using destructor is to free the
memory used by the object.