C#.NET — Which of the following CANNOT belong to a namespace?

Q: C#.NET — Which of the following CANNOT belong to a namespace?

Fact: Namespaces can contain classes, structs, enums, delegates, and interfaces. "Data" is not a valid type declaration keyword in C#. Final Answer: Data

Difficulty: Easy

class
struct
enum
Data
interface

Correct Answer: Data

Explanation:

Fact:
Namespaces can contain classes, structs, enums, delegates, and interfaces. "Data" is not a valid type declaration keyword in C#.

Final Answer:
Data

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