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What Is an Abstract Class? an Abstract Class Is a Class Which Can't Be What is an abstract class? An abstract class is a class which can't be instantiated and it may contain at least 1 abstract method (a method without any body), but it is not necessary that it should have all abstract methods. Abstract class is a class for which we can not create an instance but can be inherited. Abstract class contains both abstract methods and general methods. The methods which we declared as abstract doesn't contain any definition. We have to override the abstract methods when we are using them in other classes. Only we can derive a child class from the abstract class What is CLR? 2.1. Diff between CLR & CTS CLR is the Common Language Runtime for the dotnet frame work. CTS is the Common Type Sytem for all languages.It consists of the types(Class,Enums,Structs,Interfaces etc for any language) CTS is one of the component of CLR. CLR is run time execution environment for .Net, It provides runtime as well as compile time services. e.g Memory Management, debuging CLR works with the CLS (Common Language Specification) and CTS (Common Type Systems) to ensure language interoperability. A CLR is a construct provide by the .NET framework that provides several functionalities to all .NET applications like memory management,security,language independency etc.it is common language runtime.CTS is common type specification that consists of all the types supported by .NET like bool,struct,enum etc; and thus keeps the .net applications typesafe Common Language Runtime (CLR) manages the execution of code and provides different services like Garbage collection and support for Base Class Libraries etc. The main constituents of CLR are described below The common Language Runtime (CLR) a rich set of features for cross-language development and deployment. CLR supports both Object Oriented Languages as well as procedural languages. CLR provides security, garbage collection, cross language exception handling, cross language inheritance and so on. The Common Type System, support both Object Oriented Programming languages as well as procedural languages. Basically CTS provides rich type system that is intended to support wide range of languages. CLS (Common Language Specification) defines a subset of Common Type System, which all language compilers targeting CLR must adhere to. CLS is a subset of CTS. All compilers under .NET will generate Intermediate Language no matter what language is used to develop an application. In fact, CLR will not be aware of the language used to develop an application. All language compilers will generate a uniform, common language called Intermediate Language. For this reason IL can be called as The language of CLR A platform for cross language development. can an abstract method be overridden by a virtual ... An abstract method is a method without any method body. When a class inherits from an abstract class, the derived class must implement all the abstract methods declared in the base class. But by declaring the derived class also abstract, we can avoid the implementation of all or certain abstract methods. This is what is known as partial implementation of an abstract class. A virtual method specifies an implementation of a method than can be polymorphically override in the derived class. When we declare a virtual method, it must contain a method body. It is not necessary to override a base class virtual method inside a derived class. The abstract methods are implicitly virtual and hence they cant make explicitly virtual in c# What is the difference between html and asp.net co... 40 MCSD Kits Lists 4 Differences 1. Server Controls Trigger Server side events. Whereas HTML controls only trigger client side events. 2. State Management Server Controls provides State Management - Dataentered in a control is maintained across requests. State Management in HTML Controls can be achieved usingPage-level scripts. 3. Adaptation Server controls automatically detects & adapts display appropriately. HTML Controls - No automatic detection is possible. 4. Properties Server controls - Provides a good set of properties that can bemanipulated from server side code. HTML Controls - It has the basic set of HTML attributes attachedto each element. Diff between Dataset and Datareader? Data Reader - Forward only where as Dataset - Can loop through datas Data Reader - Connected Recordset where as DataSet - Disconnected Recordset Data Reader - Less Memory Occupying where as DataSet - It occupies more memory Data Reader - Only Single Table can be used where as Dataset - Datatable Concept allows data to be stored in multiple tables. Data Reader - Read only where as DataSet - Can add/update/delete using the dataset Data Reader - No relationship can be maintained where as DataSet - Relationship can be maintained. Data Reader - No Xml Storage available where as DataSet - Can be stored as XML. How does VB.NET/C# achieve polymorphism? Having multiple methods with different signature is not polymorphism. That is function overloading. I am afraid this is also one form of polymorphism and is called Compile-time polymorphism. Polymorphism allows you to use a particular object as multiple types, that is its own type and the base types. It is achieved through inheritance. The derived class can have the behaviour of the base class or can define its own behaviour by overriding the virtual functions of the base class. This is runtime polymorphism What are delegates? A delegate is a class that can hold a reference to a method. Unlike other classes, a delegate class has a signature, and it can hold references only to methods that match its signature. A delegate is thus equivalent to a type-safe function pointer or a callback. delegates are like refernce or pointers to the methods. A delegate is a reference type that cna be used to encapsulate a method. A Delegate is Passing a method as an Argumement to a Existing method to create an Event Which namespace is used to get assembly details? System.Reflection is used to get data about assembly 40 What is IPostBack? How to use it? IPostBack is an interface which defines the methods ASP.NET server controls must implement to handle post back events. To create a server control that captures the form submission information from the browser, you must implement this interface. what is event bubbling? Event Bubbling is nothing but events raised by child controls is handled by the parent control. Example: Suppose consider datagrid as parent control in which there are several child controls.There can be a column of link buttons right.Each link button has click event.Instead of writing event routine for each link button write one routine for parent which will handlde the click events of the child link button events.Parent can know which child actaully triggered the event.That thru arguments passed to event routine. Why Datareader is useful? Well, Dataset is used for distributed environment where the data source is often disconnected and is not available..so we fetch data and store it in memory..overhead on memory(consider each request having more than 1000 records and there are thousands of request..)But Datareader as said above is used for connected environment so it provides greater efficiency by direct menipulating the data at server...Hence it is used where DB server and application have reliable connected media...eg web..you dont need to hold 1000 records in memory in this case.... Data Reader is used to go through the records in a particular order. It can be either forward order or backward order. What is DLL hell? DDL hell is the problem of registering the DDL,.NET remove this problem by assemblies because assemblies has its own meta data thats why it dose'nt require the registration. What is an assembly Assembly is a collection of code files , types and resources. It is a unit of deployment,version cotrol and reuse.Assembly is basically collection of exe or dll files which are generated upon successfull compilation of the .Net application An assembly is a collection of one or more files grouped together to form a logical unit. The term “files” in this context generally refers to managed modules, but assemblies can include files that are not managed modules. Most assemblies contain just one file, but assemblies can and sometimes do include multiple files. All the files that make up a multifile assembly must reside in the same directory. When you use the C# compiler to produce a simple EXE, that EXE is not only a managed module, it’s an assembly. Most compilers are capable of producing managed modules that aren’t assemblies and also of adding other files to the assemblies that they create. The .NET Framework SDK also includes a tool named AL (Assembly Linker) that joins files into assemblies. Explain what a diffgram is, and a good use for one... A DiffGram is an XML format that is used to identify current and original versions of data elements. The DataSet uses the DiffGram format to load and persist its contents, and to serialize its contents for transport across a network connection. When a DataSet is written as a DiffGram, it populates the DiffGram with all the necessary information to accurately recreate the contents, though not the schema, of the DataSet, including column values from both the Original and Current row versions, row error information, and row order.When sending and retrieving a DataSet from an XML Web service, the DiffGram format is implicitly used. Additionally, when loading the contents of a DataSet from XML using the ReadXml method, or when writing the contents of a DataSet in XML using the WriteXml method, you can select that the contents be read or written as a DiffGram. 40 What is GAC? What are Strong and Weak Types? Global Assembly Cache Each computer where the common language runtime is installed has a machine-wide code cache called the global assembly cache.
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