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.NET interview questions: - How to have parameterized constructor?
We can have this by putting parameters in the function.
function Employee(eName,eAddress)
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.NET interview questions: - What is the best practice to update interface with new methods?
Practical scenario based .NET
interview questions asked by interviewer on OOPS interface. So fol
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C#.NET interview questions: - What is the difference between Build Vs Rebuild Vs Clean solution menu? What is the difference “Rebuild” and if you do “Clean” + “Build”?
Following is C#.NET interview
questions on comparison of Build Vs Rebuild
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.NET interview questions: - What are code contracts? Does code contract only do dynamic checks?
Code contracts are used
when you want to call and run a method under certain pre-conditions,
p
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.NET interview questions: - How do you do object pooling in .NET?
Here is the .NET
interview questions on how to do object pooling in .NET. COM+ reduces overhead
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.NET interview questions: - How to implement DTC in .NET?
Here is the .NET
interview questions on how DTC is implemented using COM+.
Foll
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ADO.NET interview questions: - How to add/remove row is in “Data Table” object of “Dataset”? How to load multiple tables in a Dataset & adding relation between tables in a Dataset?
Data table” provides “NewRow” method to add new row to “Data Table”. “Data Table” has “DataRowCollec
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.NET interview questions: - What is the difference between DEBUG and Release?
Not quite often but can be asked
.NET interview questions on
DEBUG and Release mode.
DEB
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.NET testing interview questions: - What is Mock testing and how to implement it?
Let us say you want to UNIT test a data access layer class. But before any call is made to the data
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.NET interview questions: - What are practical uses of Dynamic and reflection keyword?
This is the .NET interview
questions asked to candidate to judge his practical skills. We have t
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.NET interview questions: - What are different types of collections in .NET?
There are five important
collections in .NET Arrays, Lists, Hashtable, stacks and queues.
A
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.NET interview questions: - All about Constructor
In this .NET interview
questions we will focus on constructor
Can we decl
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.NET interview questions: - What is ENUM and what are the benefits of using it?
Following is one of the
.NET ENUM interview questions asked during .net interview. ENUM helps t
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.NET interview questions: - What is GAC (Global Assembly Cache)?
Following is the one of the basic
.NET interview questions
asked d
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.NET interview questions : - How can we improve performance of .NET and show the difference between .NET 1.X, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0?
Below are some common points you can remember. List is endless but I
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.NET interview questions: - How can we stop the class from further inheriting?
We can stop the class from further inheriting by using the "Sealed" keyword.
For instance below is
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.NET Interview questions: - If a validation is very complex what will you do?
Best is to go for CustomValidators. Below is a sample code for a custom
validator, which checks th
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XML(.NET) interview questions: - What is XML?
XML stands for extensible markup language and purpose of it is describing data.
One o
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.NET interview questions: - How to decide on the design consideration to take a Data grid, data list or repeater?
Many make a blind choice of choosing data grid directly, but that is not the
right way. Data grid
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.NET interview questions: - How can you define a property read only for external world and writable in the same assembly?
Let’s us first try to understand this question. Let’s say if you have a class
called as “Customer”
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.Net Interview Questions - What is MVC, MVP and MVVM pattern?
All the above design patterns come in presentation pattern category and help to
remove any kind of
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.NET interview questions: - How can we improve performance of .NET?
elow are some common points you can remember. List is endless but I do not want to make it long, so
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.NET interview questions: - So how can we clean unmanaged objects and also maintain performance?
e need to follow the below steps:- Implement IDisposable interface and implement the dispose funct
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LINQ and Entity framework Interview question - What are POCO classes in Entity framework?
POCO means Plain old C# object.
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What is client wins and store wins mode in entity framework concurrency? ( .NET Entity framework interview questions with answers)
Client wins and store wins are actions which you
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.Net interview questions and answers: - What is the difference between “Web.config” and “Machine.Config”?
Web.config” files apply settings to each web application, while “Machine.config” file apply settings
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Visual Studio 2008 and Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010
o work TFS with visual studio 2008, you need to install Team Explorer 2008 . After installing Tea
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.NET Interview questions: - Explain RCW (Runtime Callable Wrapper)?
.NET components communicate with COM using RCW (Runtime Callable Wrapper).
Following are the ways with which you can generate RCW:-
Adding reference in Visual Studio.NET. See figure below (Adding reference using VS.NET 2005). Wrapper class is generated and placed in the “BIN” directory.
Figure: - Adding Reference using VS.NET 2005
Using Type library import tool. Tlbimp.exe yourname.dll.
Using interopservices.System.runtime.Interopservices namespace contains
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.NET Interview questions: - Explain RCW (Runtime Callable Wrapper)?
.NET components communicate with COM using RCW (Runtime Callable Wrapper).
Following are the ways with which you can generate RCW:-
Adding reference in Visual Studio.NET. See figure below (Adding reference using VS.NET 2005). Wrapper class is generated and placed in the “BIN” directory.
Figure: - Adding Reference using VS.NET 2005
Using Type library import tool. Tlbimp.exe yourname.dll.
Using interopservices.System.runtime.Interopservices namespace contains
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UML Training: - Explain in all types of diagrams in UML (Unified Modeling Language)?
There are nine types of diagrams in UML:-
Use case diagram:
They describe "WHAT" of a system rather than "HOW" the system does it. They are used to identify the primary elements and processes that form the system. The primary elements are termed as "actors" and the processes are called "use cases". Use Case diagrams shows "actors" and there "roles".
Class diagram:
From the use case diagram, we can now go to detail design of system, for which the primary step is class diagram. Th
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