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By using comments in your source code, you will provide those reading the code with the necessary background to understand your class file There are three specific ways of commenting code

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C# considers all text on a line following two slashes (//) to be comments (or code that will not be compiled) The following example shows that the single-line comment can either start at the beginning of a line or be placed anywhere within a line of code (but, remember, everything after the comment is ignored by the compiler)

ConsoleWriteLine ("Hello"); // this will produce a single line of output // this is a single-line comment

Parts of a pin tumbler cylinder include: the cylinder case (or housing or shell ), plug (or core ), keyway, lower-pin chambers, springs, top pins (or drivers ), and bottom pins A True B False

Sometimes it is necessary to tell a little story before you start a section of code You can start a comment section by using a slash followed by an asterisk (/*) before the comment text Type all of your comments on as many lines as necessary, and then end the section with the reverse of the two characters (*/) The compiler will ignore anything between the two delimiters Consider this example comment:

/* This method will use Console class within the System namespace in order to run the method WriteLine() which will display the message on the standard output device and then cause a carriage return */

Here is another extremely useful way of creating program documentation as you code your program By using three slashes (///) in front of comment lines, the C# compiler (if used with a /doc option) will parse the code and generate XML documentation from the comments This means that you can create a separate XML documentation file from the program code and view it from within a browser The following code segment introduces you to the concept of creating XML documentation within a class file:

Lock names, such as padlock, automobile lock, and cabinet lock, are generic names for locks A True B False

///<summary> /// This is an example of creating a short summary of a particular class /// This section of code will be ignored by the compiler /// unless the /doc switch is used /// Along with the /doc switch, you must specify the output xml file /// </summary>

EXAM TIP By setting the debug attribute to True, the debug information will be compiled into your solution Be sure to change this attribute before you deploy your application

Figure 25-11

The key-in-knob lock refers to a style of lock operated by inserting a key into its knob A True B False

You should also ensure that the project configuration shows ASPNET Debugging as enabled Right-click on the project in Solution Explorer and select Properties from the menu You will see the Property Pages dialog box shown in the following illustration Select the Configuration Properties on the left side, and set the Enable ASPNET Debugging option to True

Log entries can be written into the Application Log (viewed by using the Event Viewer see Figure 25-12) A network administrator can then track the errors that might need to be resolved by looking at the Application Log As the developer, you must write pertinent information to the log file without recording too many events that would cause the file to explode In order to write to the Application Log, add the following namespace declaration:

Figure 25-12

Bit key locks and tubular key locks are names based on the type of key used to operate the lock A True B False

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