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What are Good Things to Know in a C# Interview?

xarzu
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What are Good Things to Know in a C# Interview?

Off the top of my head, I have come up with this list:
  • SOLID mythodology.
  • Dependency Injection
  • Levels of Try, Catch, throw, and finally statements and how they work
  • The tenants of Object Oriented Programming such as polymorphism, enacpsulation, etc.
  • Unit Testing (are interfaces used somehow)
  • The difference between an abstract class and interface
  • garbage collection and when to override or overload it
  • difference between override or overload
  • Is there inheritance in C# ?
  • What is an interface used for?

I am posting this here to see of anyone can add to this list. I am asking about general topics, not specific interview questions.
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