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MUZ140953 Herbert Samuriwo
7,929 Pointsis the name of the class in the following method call. StackOverflow.Controllers.CommentController.Details();
i'm can't solve that quiz question pliz help guyz
6 Answers
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsThe rule for naming is this: <namespace>.<class>.<method>(), and only the namespace can contain dots.
So for StackOverflow.Controllers.CommentController.Details():
- the method is Details
- the class is CommentController, and
- the namespace (all the rest) is StackOverflow.Controllers.
Nicol谩s Barcel贸
17,048 PointsI think the class name is CommentController.
MUZ140953 Herbert Samuriwo
7,929 Pointsthanks Nicolas it works
MUZ140953 Herbert Samuriwo
7,929 Pointsthanks Steven
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsRemember to choose an answer.... :)
MUZ140953 Herbert Samuriwo
7,929 PointsThe name of the second parameter in the following method is .
void SendMessage(string message, string recipient) {
}
what about this question guys
jason phillips
18,131 PointsParameters are separated by commas, you first need to declare the type, which is a string, so the name of the second parameter is recipient.
Rakhil Chandiram
3,483 Pointsthnx for the help
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12,842 PointsA X
12,842 PointsSteven Parker :you explained this concept better than the instructor for the course. Thanks for your clarification. How did you learn as much as you have? You clearly are coming into TH with prior knowledge, but from where or what resources?
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsSteven Parker
231,248 PointsThanks, nekilof. I've been a developer since before there was a "web", mostly learning new technologies via the "sink or swim" method on the job.
But in this particular case, I'm pretty sure I only paraphrased information that is contained in the Treehouse courses.
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12,842 PointsA X
12,842 PointsSteven Parker: Whew! Sink and swim would be rough indeed! Can I ask was your position that you originally started at something that evolved into an IT position and that's how you had to learn as you went? I have a family member that used to be a photography preservation specialist for the George Eastman House and became their first IT database admin when this "newfangled computer" came along to be able to start storing their photography collection in (especially after some of their film collection exploded). So she went from being an art major to IT.
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsSteven Parker
231,248 Pointsnekilof, I started as a Firmware Developer (assembly language). Nobody used the term "IT" at the time, and even now firmware is probably considered more EE than IT. But closer related than photography.