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 &nbsp;Which one of the following is NOT a legal way of applying two attributes to an enumeration? &nbsp;<br />
Choice 1 &nbsp; <br />
&nbsp;[Flags()][Serializable()] &nbsp;<br />
Choice 2 &nbsp; <br />
&nbsp;[Flags Serializable] &nbsp;<br />
Choice 3 &nbsp; <br />
&nbsp;[Flags, Serializable] <br />
&nbsp;Choice 4 &nbsp; <br />
&nbsp;[Flags][Serializable] &nbsp;<br />
Choice 5 &nbsp; <br />
&nbsp;[FlagsAttribute][Serializa<wbr />bleAttribu<wbr />te] &nbsp;<br />
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I am not sure what this means can someone explain this quesiton?<br />

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  Which one of the following is NOT a legal way of applying two attributes to an enumeration?  
Choice 1   
 [Flags()][Serializable()]  
Choice 2   
 [Flags Serializable]  
Choice 3   
 [Flags, Serializable] 
 Choice 4   
 [Flags][Serializable]  
Choice 5   
 [FlagsAttribute][SerializableAttribute]  

I am not sure what this means can someone explain this quesiton?


applying two attributes to an enumeration

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).