On Dec 5, 2:09 am, "kishor kumar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Deal all,
>
> Anybody have dot net interview question pls just share with me . its urgent.
Heh. It's time for an enterprising author to write (or I should
say "put together") a book with a thousand C# interview
questions. I'm not doing anything this afternoon. Maybe
I'll take on the project.
Do a Google search for "C# interview questions" and don't spend
too long with what you find.
I might also you suggest in your spare time, if you have any,
that you *invent* an example of usage to back up each answer
you find.
For example, you find a question asking about
abstract classes and virtual methods. So you start a
C# project called KishorTeachesSelf and devise an
abstract method. You add everything you learn
onto this one project. Then in the end, you write
the book I mentioned above using your own project
to provide examples and sell 100,000 copies
overnight, become rich and hire other C# programmers.
You might also get ahold of the C# Language
Specification documents which are included with
Visual Studio 2003, 2005 and 2008. The
last is a complete re-write of the first two.
If you know the material in 2008, you know
everything, so to speak.
