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Posted By: Dhyanchandh.A.V       Member Level: Gold       Posted Date: 31 Dec 2004       Category: C#

Which of the following statements are wrong ?



A static modifier can be used with events.

B static modifier can be used with types.

C static modifier can be used with indexers.

D static modifier can be used with constructors.

E static modifier can be used with destructors.

F static modifier can be used with local variables declared within a method.


Select Answer:

Only B, C, E & F
Only A, D, E & F
Only B, D, E & F
Only C, D, E & F
Only D, E & F



      
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