Look at the following code sample: struct Pet
{
Public string name;
Public int age;
Public string type;
}
Pet hound = new Pet();
Which one of the following statements assigns the string "Beagle" to the hound object's type field?
A) hound = new type("Beagle");
B) type = "Beagle";
C) hound.type = "Beagle";
D) Pet.hound.type("Beagle");

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct way to access and assign a value to a field of an object is to use the dot notation to specify the object name (in this case, hound) and the field name (type), followed by the assignment operator (=) and the value to be assigned ("Beagle"). Option A is incorrect syntax and does not make sense. Option B is assigning the value directly to the type variable, not to the hound object's type field. Option D is incorrect syntax and does not make sense.

Look at the Following Code Sample: Struct Pet