Which of the following is a type of identifier for the location of an external subset like the one in the accompanying figure?

To hide a row of information, you place the mouse pointer over the row heading:

A) click once, and in the Arrange group, click Hide Row. B) click once, and in the View group, click Hide Row. C) double-click and click Hide from the shortcut menu. D) right-click and click Hide from the shortcut menu.

Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1) A property encapsulates a set accessor for storing a value into a variable and a get accessor for getting the value of a variable. 2) By convention, a property’s identifier is the lowercase identifier of the instance variable that it manipulates—name is the property that represents instance variable Name. 3) C# is case sensitive, so Name and name are distinct identifiers. 4) ``` Console.WriteLine($"Initial name is: {myAccount.Name}"); the expression myAccount.Name explicitly invokes the Name property's get accessor to get the value of myAccount’s instance variable name. ```