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Thanks, guys. Taking tests are becoming routine for job interviews now, seems like it.
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Thanks, guys. Taking tests are becoming routine for job interviews now, seems like it.

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Thanks for the proof of concept. Going to try that. Helps me understand the solution better.
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Thanks for the proof of concept. Going to try that. Helps me understand the solution better.

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I've been reading about anonymous types and I think the answer to this question is the 4th one &quot;new class with properties both set and get methods&quot;. Saw an explanation on a site but forgot to bookmark it<br />
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I've been reading about anonymous types and I think the answer to this question is the 4th one "new class with properties both set and get methods". Saw an explanation on a site but forgot to bookmark it



Interview question - anonymous types

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