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Delegates, Events, and Collections in .NET

Computer Science

A comprehensive overview of C# .NET delegates, events, custom accessors, and the comparison between standard and generic collections.

C# .NET Programming
10 Questions Medium Ages 16+ Sep 11, 2026

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1 What is a delegate in .NET?
  • A A static array type
  • B A class that encapsulates a method
  • C A built-in event handler
  • D A database connection string
2 Which operator is used to register a method to an event?
  • A ==
  • B &&
  • C +=
  • D ->
3 What is a generic delegate?
  • A A delegate bound to a specific class
  • B A delegate that only works with integers
  • C A delegate using a placeholder type
  • D A delegate that cannot return values
4 What does LIFO stand for in the context of a Stack collection?
  • A Last-In, First-Out
  • B Last-In, Final-Out
  • C List-In, First-Open
  • D Long-In, Fast-Out
5 Which collection type stores key/value pairs and is sorted automatically by key?
  • A ArrayList
  • B Queue
  • C SortedList
  • D Stack
6 What namespace contains generic collections?
  • A System.Collections
  • B System.Collections.Generic
  • C System.Generics
  • D System.Data
7 Which method is used to remove an item from a Queue?
  • A Pop
  • B Remove
  • C Dequeue
  • D Delete
8 How does an interface differ from a delegate?
  • A Interfaces are faster to execute
  • B Delegates can implement multiple methods
  • C Interfaces can be implemented only once per class
  • D Interfaces act as method references
9 What happens when you define custom event accessors?
  • A You can execute code before subscribing or unsubscribing
  • B The event becomes static
  • C The event automatically becomes a delegate
  • D You disable the registration process
10 Which method is used to add an element to a Stack?
  • A Enqueue
  • B Add
  • C Push
  • D Insert
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