[Solved] What does an instance field in a C# class represent? - Ans: A variable that holds data unique to each object of the class | C Sharp (C#)

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What does an instance field in a C# class represent?

AA constant value shared by all instances

BA variable that holds data unique to each object of the class

CA method that belongs to the class itself

DA temporary variable inside a method

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand instance fields
Instance fields store data specific to each object created from a class.
Step 2: Differentiate from other members
Methods perform actions, constants are shared, and local variables exist only inside methods.
Final Answer:
A variable that holds data unique to each object of the class -> Option B
Quick Check:
Instance field = unique object data [OK]

Quick Trick: Instance fields store data per object, not shared [OK]

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