- Q Why are proxy servers used for incognito browsing?
- Q Chhattisgarh is a state curved out from which state / states?
- Q Mention the scientific name of Giant African Land Snail ?
- Q What is an object and how do you allocate memory to it?
- Q What is the short cut to cancel a day book or list of vouchers in Tally ERP 9?
- Q How do the double bonds in a hydrocarbon affect its solubility?
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- Q Can we take anything written in a classical source at face value?
- Q What usually indicates that your virtual user script has dynamic data that is dependent on you parameterized fields?
- Q You are creating an application with the name TestKingWebApp . You have changed the Root namespace in the Property Pages dialog box to MyRootNamespace. You have declared two classes within the application with this code: Class MyClass1 { ' Code to complete class here. } Namespace MyNamespace Public Class MyClass2 { ' Code to complete class here. } You need to create an instance of both classes from code that is outside the scope of MyClass1. Which of the following lines of code will properly create an instance of both classes? (Each choice presents a complete solution.) (Select 2 choices.) A. MyNamespace.MyClass1 objX = New MyNamespace.MyClass1; MyNamespace.MyClass2 objY = New MyNamespace.MyClass2; B. MyClass1 objX = New MyClass1; MyClass2 objY = New MyClass2; C. MyClass1 objX = New MyClass1; MyNamespace.MyClass2 objY = New MyNamespace.MyClass2; D. MyRootNamespace.MyClass1 objX = New MyRootNamespace.MyClass1; MyNamespace.MyClass2 objY = New MyRootNamespace.MyNamespace.MyClass2; E. MyRootNamespace.MyClass1 objX = New MyRootNamespace.MyClass1; MyRootNamespace.MyClass2 objY = New MyRootNamespace.MyClass2;
- Q Discuss Gita concept of Nishkamakarma.