Which of the following statements is not correct regarding the new Visual Studio 2010 IDE (Editor)?

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  1. Provides “Call Hierarchy”, a design time feature which enables a developer to select an entity or method and see how the code calls inwards or outwards or passes the entity in and out of the code section

  2. New VS 2010 Editor is rebuilt using Silverlight

  3. Provides “Highlight References” feature, which provides a visual representation of the references to a selected entity in the code without needing to use the “Find In Files” feature

  4. Navigate To feature to search for a symbol or file in the source code

  5. The Generate From Usage feature that lets you use classes and members before you define them

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Correct Option: B

AI Explanation

To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) Provides "Call Hierarchy" - This option is correct. Visual Studio 2010 does provide the "Call Hierarchy" feature, which allows developers to see how a particular method or entity is called in the code.

Option B) New VS 2010 Editor is rebuilt using Silverlight - This option is incorrect. The statement is not correct. Visual Studio 2010 Editor is not rebuilt using Silverlight. It is built using WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation).

Option C) Provides "Highlight References" - This option is correct. Visual Studio 2010 does provide the "Highlight References" feature, which visually represents the references to a selected entity in the code.

Option D) Navigate To feature - This option is correct. Visual Studio 2010 does provide the "Navigate To" feature, which allows developers to search for a symbol or file in the source code.

Option E) The Generate From Usage feature - This option is correct. Visual Studio 2010 does provide the "Generate From Usage" feature, which allows developers to use classes and members before defining them.

The correct answer is B) New VS 2010 Editor is rebuilt using Silverlight. This option is incorrect because Visual Studio 2010 Editor is built using WPF, not Silverlight.

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