Exam 3: Methods and Behaviors

Methods that use the static m odifier are called _________ methods.

Calls to ____________ methods must be placed at a location in your code where the value could be accepted when the method is finished.

The ____ of an identifier is the region of the program in which that identifier is usable.

The entries found inside the parentheses of the method heading are called the access modifiers.

____________ is used to indicate that no value is being returned from a method.

Call by ____________ is the default parameter type.

WriteLine("Final Grade = {0:N2}", CalculateGrade(90, 75, 83)); In the statement above, CalculateGrade(90, 75, 83) is ____.

The ____________ type is always listed immediately preceding the name of the method.

____ is added to hold the screen when the program runs.

Which of the following is NOT a parameter type?

public static void Main( ) The access modifier in the heading above is the keyword ____.

Methods that use the static modifier are called class methods.

The definition of the method includes the entry inside the curly braces, which is sometimes called the body of the method.

One way to ensure that you have one entry and one exit from a method is to include a single return statement as the last statement in the method.

The ____ specifies what kind of information is returned when the body of the method is finished executing.

C# offers both call by value and call by reference parameters. Call by value is the default type.

double answer = Math.Pow(3, 2); The result of the call to Math.Pow( ) in the above statement is to store ____ in answer:

The return type is physically placed ____.

Which of the following methods are not overloaded?

public static void Main( ) The return type for the method above is ____.