Question

question 1
ending a programming statement with a semicolon is not required in c#.
true
false
question 2
in c#, string literals must be enclosed in double quotation marks.
true
false
question 3
each form and control in an applications gui must have a name that identifies it.
true
false

Explanation:

Question 1

In C#, ending a programming statement with a semicolon is required. It is a fundamental syntax rule.

In C#, string literals are indeed enclosed in double - quotation marks. This is a standard syntax for representing strings.

Each form and control in an application's GUI (Graphical User Interface) must have a unique name (identifier) so that it can be referenced and manipulated in the code.

Answer:

False

Question 2