Definitely homework !! And I have noticed that you have opened 2 other
threads with similar questions... Dangerous ground, here, fella!
1. o is a field of Class X. Where is the multiplication ? I don't see
anything being multiplied.
2. Null is not a datatype. It is the value of an instance. So, any
object that has a value of null can be passed as a parameter when the
object is expected. Why should the compiler complain about this ??
3. No.
4. Why should it give a warning ? Console.Writeline("") is a perfectly
valid statement.
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