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Exploring C# 3.5 Features and LINQ: A Quiz on Language Improvements

Test your knowledge of C# 3.5 and LINQ with this interactive quiz! Discover essential features introduced in C# 3.5, such as automatic delegates, anonymous types, and extension methods. Learn about LINQ-enabled data sources like LINQ to Objects, XML, and SQL, while identifying what LINQ actually stands for. Challenge yourself to differentiate between .NET Framework assemblies, including the ones that are not part of version 2.0. Perfect for developers looking to enhance their understanding of these advanced concepts!

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Exploring C# 3.5 Features and LINQ: A Quiz on Language Improvements

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  1. Quiz question Session :NET 3.5 – Language Improvements, LINQ

  2. Which of these is a feature in the new version of C#? • Automatic Delegates • Anonymous Delegates • Anonymous Functions • Anonymous Types

  3. What's the new feature in C# that enables you to add methods to existing types without creating dervied types? • Anonymouse Types • Extended Methods • Extension Methods • Anonymous Methods

  4. Which of these is not a LINQ enabled data-source? • LINQ to Objects • LINQ to XML • LINQ to HTML • LINQ TO SQL

  5. What does LINQ stand for? • Language Integration Querying • Language Integrated Query • Lambda In Query • Language Integrated Queue

  6. Which of these assemblies is not a part of .NET Framework 2.0 • System.Core • System.Data • System.Design • System.Configuration

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