A class contains an auto-implemented property named Title. Which of the following is the correct way for the default constructor to assign the string “Unknown” to the variable associated with the property? a. _Title = "Unknown" b. _Title.strTitle = "Unknown" c. Title = "Unknown" d. None of the above.

A class contains an auto-implemented property named Title. Which of the following is the correct way for the default constructor to assign the string “Unknown” to the variable associated with the property? a. _Title = "Unknown" b. _Title.strTitle = "Unknown" c. Title = "Unknown" d. None of the above.

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

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Author:Diane Zak

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Chapter10: Classes And Objects

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