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• Software consists of programs, which are sets of instructions telling you how to use the computer.
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ANSWER: False

• System software includes software such as the operating system.
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ANSWER: True

• The first step in the program development process is design.
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ANSWER: False

• Problem specifications often include the desired output of the program in terms of what is to be displayed, saved, or

printed.

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ANSWER: True

• During the first phase of software development, you should make sure you understand the problem definition.
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ANSWER: True

• Procedural and object-oriented are the two commonly used design methods.
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ANSWER: True

• Classes and class diagrams are used most often with the structured procedural approach to software development.
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ANSWER: False

• IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment.
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ANSWER: True

• The rule that every statement should end with a semicolon is an example of a syntax rule.
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ANSWER: True

• The iterative approach in the software development process indicates that the application will never be fully

developed.

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ANSWER: False

• C# is considered native code.
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ANSWER: False

• Good programmers often build test plans while they are in the implementation stage.
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ANSWER: False

• Procedural programming is also called structured programming.
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ANSWER: True

• As far as the compiler is concerned, you could actually type the entire program without touching the Enter key.
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ANSWER: True

• Comments are considered instructions to the computer.
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ANSWER: False

• At the beginning of a program, comments are often written to identify how many pages are included in the program

listing.

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ANSWER: False

• A forward slash followed by an asterisk /* marks the beginning of an in-line comment.
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ANSWER: False

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• The Framework Class Library (FCL) consists of more than 2,000 classes.
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ANSWER: True

• The System namespace contains classes that define commonly used types or classes.
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ANSWER: True

• Since C# is an object-oriented language, everything is designed around a class.
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ANSWER: True

• In C#, it is tradition to name the file containing the class the same name as the class name, except the file name will

have a .c# extension affixed to the end of the name.

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ANSWER: False

• A method call is the same as a method declaration.
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ANSWER: False

• Semicolons are placed at the end of method headings.
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ANSWER: False

• Several third-party vendors are also marketing .NET-compliant languages.
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ANSWER: True

• The Visual Studio IDE is an interactive environment that enables you to type the source code, compile, and execute

without leaving the IDE program.

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ANSWER: True

• IDEs include a number of useful development tools such as SensitiveWindows, pop-up windows with completion

options.

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