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C# is a multiparadigm, managed, garbage-collected object-oriented programming language created by Microsoft in parallel with the .NET platform
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Is the question "What is the using statement" a bad question to ask an interviewee?
I don't find it surprising at all. I'm a relatively fresh into the workforce developer, and I've been using C# at work for about a year. I've been using it for personal projects in the same time. I've …
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