Monday's fascinating C# quiz

[DimPrawn]

class XYZ<T> { public static int Count; }

class TestXYZ
{
static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<int>.Count); 
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<int>.Count); 
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<string>.Count); 
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<object>.Count); 
}
}

Prints four numbers, what are they?


If you don't know/care just call me a cretin.

[eek]

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[SimonMac]

class XYZ<T> { public static int Count; }

class TestXYZ
{
static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<int>.Count); 
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<int>.Count); 
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<string>.Count); 
Console.WriteLine (++XYZ<object>.Count); 
}
}

Prints four numbers, what are they?


If you don't know/care just call me a cretin.

Not a code monkey so will just call you a cretin!

I am sorry but I would have rejected this, where is your test exit report? where are your release notes? have you got a singed off production licence and acceptance into support? Have you done your knowledge transfer and training sessions?

[OwlHoot]

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Looks plausible - That or:

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After all, it looks as if the object instances aren't being stored. So it's reasonable to assume that a new one is created on the fly each time.

[DimPrawn]

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Well, done. Someone who understands that static data is shared between closed generic types of the same type only.

[eek]

Not a code monkey so will just call you a cretin!

I am sorry but I would have rejected this, where is your test exit report? where are your release notes? have you got a singed off production licence and acceptance into support? Have you done your knowledge transfer and training sessions?

Are you sure you are at the same Clientco as me?

[sasguru]

Feck me, takes me back to first year undergraduate days.
Dim, don't you think a middle-aged man should be doing something more, er, high level?

[eek]

Feck me, takes me back to first year undergraduate days.
Dim, don't you think a middle-aged man should be doing something more, er, high level?

You did a computer science degree

That explains a lot....

[DimPrawn]

Feck me, takes me back to first year undergraduate days.
Dim, don't you think a middle-aged man should be doing something more, er, high level?

I am, I've progressed to drag 'n' drop now.

[sasguru]

You did a computer science degree

That explains a lot....

I think the fact you didn't explains rather more.