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What does the following code accomplish? var value = (int) dividend / (int) divisor;
var value = (int) dividend / (int) divisor;
Casts the operands to truncate the result.
Declares an explicitly typed int variable.
Casts the operands to prevent truncating the result.
What does the $ symbol do when used in a string in C#?
$
It allows you to use string interpolation to include variables in the string.
It indicates that the string is a regular expression.
It indicates that the string is a verbatim string literal.
What is wrong with the following code? int sophiaSum; Console.WriteLine("Sophia: " + sophiaSum);
int sophiaSum; Console.WriteLine("Sophia: " + sophiaSum);
sophiaSum isn't initialized before use.
sophiaSum
sophiaSum isn't implicitly typed to a string.
sophiaSum should use the var keyword.
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