Today's fascinating C# quiz

[DimPrawn]

In what order do point A,B,C,D and E execute given the following?

public class Base
{
int x = 1; // Point A
public Base (int x)
{
... // Point B
}
}
public class Derived : Base
{
int y = 1; // Point C
public Derived (int x)
: base (x + 1) // Point D
{
... // Point E
}
}

I know you guys really enjoy this sort of thing.....

[AtW]

I know you guys really enjoy this sort of thing.....

Is your new job a lecturer in a Uni?

Microsoft is in terminal decline now, get yourself tooled up with Java.

[DimPrawn]

Is your new job a lecturer in a Uni?

Microsoft is in terminal decline now, get yourself tooled up with Java.

I'm teaching to special needs types. You know the answer?

[AtW]

You know the answer?

Yes.

But it's not the answer you'd like.

The answer is ...


... those who write such a piss poor ambiguous code that creates dangerous dependencies on order in which vars are initialised should be fired.

Happy now?

[eek]

... those who write such a piss poor ambiguous code that creates dangerous dependencies on order in which vars are initialised should be fired.

How do you think dim has time to post these stupid quizzes.

[amcdonald]

Is your new job a lecturer in a Uni?

Microsoft is in terminal decline now, get yourself tooled up with Python.

FTFY

[hyperD]

public class Base
{
int x = 1; // Point U
public Base (int x)
{
... // Point N
}
}
public class Derived : Base
{
int y = 1; // Point C
public Derived (int x)
: base (x + 1) 
{
... // Point T
}
} 

[AtW]

How do you think dim has time to post these stupid quizzes.

[MyUserName]

I am not a C# programmer but I would think that if you declared a variable of type Derived it would go:

ACDEB

Although I have to admit I am not that confident!

[VectraMan]

In what order do point A,B,C,D and E execute given the following?

public class Base
{
int x = 1; // Point A
public Base (int x)
{
... // Point B
}
}
public class Derived : Base
{
int y = 1; // Point C
public Derived (int x)
: base (x + 1) // Point D
{
... // Point E
}
}

None of it is executed. It's just a declaration.