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Consider the following pieces of C# code:
a. interface I1 {/*......*/}
interface I2 {/*......*/}
struct Point : I1,I2 {/* ..... */}
b. struct Book{
int bookId;
struct Book b;
}
c. using M=Mystruct;
struct MyStruct{
int id;
}
class MyClass{
static void Main(string[] args){
M m = new M();
}
}
d. struct Sample{
Sample ref x;
}
Which of the above are correct?
Choose one of the options below.
a, c and d are right
a only right
a and c are right
d only wrong
None of the listed options
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Answer Posted / sarang
a and c are right.
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