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Q1Domain Verified
In C#, the `async` and `await` keywords are fundamental to asynchronous programming. Which of the following best describes the primary benefit of using `async` and `await` in the context of I/O-bound operations like network requests or file access?
They enable the creation of lightweight threads that are automatically managed by the .NET runtime, reducing context switching overhead.
They are primarily used for CPU-bound tasks to distribute computational load across multiple cores, thereby speeding up execution.
They facilitate the execution of I/O-bound operations without blocking the calling thread, allowing the application to remain responsive and utilize resources efficiently.
They allow for direct, non-blocking execution of I/O operations on the main thread, significantly improving UI responsiveness.
Q2Domain Verified
Consider the following C# code snippet: ```csharp public class MyClass { private readonly int _value; public MyClass(int value) { _value = value; } public void ModifyValue() { // _value = 10; // Uncommenting this line would cause an error } } ``` What is the primary purpose of the `readonly` keyword applied to the `_value` field in this context?
D) To signal to the compiler that the `_value` field should be stored in a read-only memory segment.
To prevent the `_value` field from being modified after the object has been constructed and the constructor has completed.
To guarantee that the `_value` field is garbage collected immediately after the object is no longer reference
To ensure that the `_value` field is only initialized once during the application's lifetime.
Q3Domain Verified
In the context of C# generics, what is the fundamental difference between a generic type parameter constraint like `where T : struct` and `where T : class`?
`struct` allows any type to be used as the type argument, whereas `class` restricts it to only user-defined classes.
`struct` enforces that the type argument must be an interface, while `class` enforces that it must be a delegate.
`struct` constrains the type parameter to be a value type (e.g., `int`, `float`, `struct`), while `class` constrains it to be a reference type (e.g., `string`, `object`, `class`).
`struct` constrains the type parameter to be a reference type, while `class` constrains it to be a value type.

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