Look at the following code sample: struct Pet
{
Public string name;
Public int age;
Public string type;
}
Which one of the following statements declares a Pet structure variable named hound and initializes the object's fields with their default values?
A) new Pet = hound;
B) Pet hound = new Pet();
C) hound = new Pet();
D) Pet hound;

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Option B declares a Pet structure variable named hound and initializes the object's fields with their default values. The keyword "new" is used to create a new instance of the Pet structure and assign it to the hound variable. This will initialize string name to null, integer age to 0, and string type to null. Option A is incorrect as it tries to assign a non-existent hound variable to a new Pet instance. Option C is syntactically incorrect, and option D only declares the variable without initializing it.

Look at the Following Code Sample: Struct Pet