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Posted By: R Sudha       Member Level: Gold       Posted Date: 07 Dec 2005       Category: C#

Which of the following is true for a special member of the class namely 'this'

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this cannot be used in a static method
this cannot be used in a class A to access a member of class B
The this member can never be declared: it is automatically implied when you create a class
All of the above
None of the above



      
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