mcp test question

[frank-shie]

I got question from 70-305 test:

You create an ASP.NET application named CKProject. You write code to
specify the namespace structure of CKProject by including all class
declarations within a namespace named CKNamespace. You want to
compile CKProject so that the fully qualifies namespace of each class
is
CKNamespace. You want to prevent the fully qualifies namespace of each
class from being CKProject.CKNamespace. You need to make changes in
the Common Properties folder of the Property Pages dialog box for
CKProject. What should you do?
A. Change the value of the Assembly Name property to CKNamespace.
B. Clear the value of the Assembly Name property and leave it blank.
C. Change the value of the Root Namespace property to CKNamespace.
D. Clear the value of the Root Namespace property and leave it blank.

I heard many people think answer D is correct.
I think answer should be C. Any body can give me some ideas
Any suggestion will be appreciated!

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[Hayato Iriumi]

Hello frank-shie,

I think D is correct. If you choose C, all the classes would be under CKNamespace.CKNamespace.
You don't want that to happen.

I got question from 70-305 test:

You create an ASP.NET application named CKProject. You write code to
specify the namespace structure of CKProject by including all class
declarations within a namespace named CKNamespace. You want to
compile CKProject so that the fully qualifies namespace of each class
is
CKNamespace. You want to prevent the fully qualifies namespace of each
class from being CKProject.CKNamespace. You need to make changes in
the Common Properties folder of the Property Pages dialog box for
CKProject. What should you do?
A. Change the value of the Assembly Name property to CKNamespace.
B. Clear the value of the Assembly Name property and leave it blank.
C. Change the value of the Root Namespace property to CKNamespace.
D. Clear the value of the Root Namespace property and leave it blank.
I heard many people think answer D is correct.
I think answer should be C. Any body can give me some ideas
Any suggestion will be appreciated!
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[Hayato Iriumi]

Hello frank-shie,

I think D is correct. If you choose C, all the classes would be under CKNamespace.CKNamespace.
You don't want that to happen.

I got question from 70-305 test:

You create an ASP.NET application named CKProject. You write code to
specify the namespace structure of CKProject by including all class
declarations within a namespace named CKNamespace. You want to
compile CKProject so that the fully qualifies namespace of each class
is
CKNamespace. You want to prevent the fully qualifies namespace of each
class from being CKProject.CKNamespace. You need to make changes in
the Common Properties folder of the Property Pages dialog box for
CKProject. What should you do?
A. Change the value of the Assembly Name property to CKNamespace.
B. Clear the value of the Assembly Name property and leave it blank.
C. Change the value of the Root Namespace property to CKNamespace.
D. Clear the value of the Root Namespace property and leave it blank.
I heard many people think answer D is correct.
I think answer should be C. Any body can give me some ideas
Any suggestion will be appreciated!
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[Gerry O'Brien [MVP]]

You have just successfully violated the NDA you signed at the time of
writing this exam. You better hope that nobody from MS catches this post.
If you did pass the exam, you face losing that pass and will be prevented
from taking any further tests or certifications.

Your best option would have been to ask it in a different context.

Not that one question will make a difference to anybody for the exam
but......

--
Gerry O'Brien
Visual Basic .NET MVP
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I got question from 70-305 test:

You create an ASP.NET application named CKProject. You write code to
specify the namespace structure of CKProject by including all class
declarations within a namespace named CKNamespace. You want to
compile CKProject so that the fully qualifies namespace of each class
is
CKNamespace. You want to prevent the fully qualifies namespace of each
class from being CKProject.CKNamespace. You need to make changes in
the Common Properties folder of the Property Pages dialog box for
CKProject. What should you do?
A. Change the value of the Assembly Name property to CKNamespace.
B. Clear the value of the Assembly Name property and leave it blank.
C. Change the value of the Root Namespace property to CKNamespace.
D. Clear the value of the Root Namespace property and leave it blank.

I heard many people think answer D is correct.
I think answer should be C. Any body can give me some ideas
Any suggestion will be appreciated!

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[Larry Serflaten]

"frank-shie" <fr********@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote

CKProject. What should you do?
A. Change the value of the Assembly Name property to CKNamespace.
B. Clear the value of the Assembly Name property and leave it blank.
C. Change the value of the Root Namespace property to CKNamespace.
D. Clear the value of the Root Namespace property and leave it blank.

I heard many people think answer D is correct.
I think answer should be C. Any body can give me some ideas
Any suggestion will be appreciated!

Have you thought about attempting them all and seeing which one
is the correct answer?

LFS