In the accompanying figure, Item 2 points to the ____.

Happy-go-lucky Harry decides to open his computer case to see what he can see. After a few moments of pondering, he notices three cables connect to the motherboard. He pulls at one and disconnects it from the motherboard. Delighted at his success at removing something, he pulls out all but one cable. He is interrupted by a phone call and when he returns, he realizes that he has forgotten which

direction the cables face to be correctly reinserted into the board. What is the simplest thing you can do to solve Harry's problem? A) Take away Harry's computer and tell him that he has been naughty. B) Tell Harry to insert the cable in one direction and turn the computer on. If the function of the device works, then move to the next cable and repeat the test. C) Tell Harry that all cables on the motherboard are placed with pin 1 on the right. D) Tell Harry to look how the cables are keyed to only be inserted one way.

Operator overloading is the process of:

a) enabling C#’s operators to work with class objects b) using operators to create new classes c) using operators to specify which versions of overloaded methods to use d) None of the above.