Question

To return the value of an instance variable named v from a get property, you code:

return v;

v = value;

return value;

break;

A read-only property consists of just:

a get method

a set method

a set accessor

a get accessor

To begin the declaration for a constructor, you code the public keyword followed by:

the name of the property

the data type of the class

the name of the class

the arguments

Answer 1

1.To return the value of an instance variable named v from a get property, you code:
A. return v;
B. v = value;
C. return value;
D. break;

Reason:
Given variable name is V so it can be return as below:
Int main()
{
int v;
//sampe code;
return v;
}

2.A read-only property consists of just:
A. a get method
B. a set method
C. a set accessor
D. a get accessor

Reason:
Get accessor is nothing but it is the get procedure where it is used to return a value.Set accessor is nothing but it is the set procedure where it is used to assign the new value.so that read-only property consists of just get accessor.

3. To begin the declaration for a constructor, you code the public keyword followed by:
A.The name of the property
B.The data type of the class
C.The name of the class
D.The arguments

Reason:

Constructor is nothing but it is the special member of a class that initializes the class object where name of the constructor is same as class name and which does not have return type. so To begin the declaration for a constructor, you code the public keyword followed by the name of the class.So option C is correct.