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Which of the following is a call to a method?a. Console.Write;b. Console.Write["ok"];c. Write. Console ("ok");d. Console.Write ("ok");e. none of the above
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A method call is an expression that instructs the program to perform a specific action or function. This is typically done by invoking the method's name, followed by parentheses, and any required arguments within those parentheses. Show more…
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