Given the following class, which line of code when inserted below would prevent the class from compiling?
public class Main { public static void water() {} public void get() { // INSERT CODE HERE } }
water()
; water()
; water()
; water()
; B.
Options A and D are equivalent and would allow the code to compile.
They both are proper ways to access a static method from within an instance method.
Option B is the correct answer.
The class would not compile because this.Main has no meaning to the compiler.
Option C would still allow the code to compile, even though it is considered a poor coding practice.
While static members should be accessed in a static way, it is not required.