
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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![Q3\ Determine the errors and the output of the program and determine objects and
constructors
System using;
namespace MyApplication3B
static void Main(string|] args)
class Car
Car Ford= new Car);
Console. WriteLine(Ford.model);
public string model
public Car)
model = "Mustang";
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Transcribed Image Text:Q3\ Determine the errors and the output of the program and determine objects and
constructors
System using;
namespace MyApplication3B
static void Main(string|] args)
class Car
Car Ford= new Car);
Console. WriteLine(Ford.model);
public string model
public Car)
model = "Mustang";
%3D
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