You create a Web Part that calls a function named longCall. You discover that longCall takes a long time to execute. You need to display in the Developer Dashboard how long it takes to execute…

The correct answer is D. using (SPMonitoredScope monitoredScope = new SPMonitoredScope("Long. MNEMONIC RULE: "Developer Dashboard = SPMonitoredScope" Monitors performance and resource use for a specified scoped block of code. SPMonitoredScope Class

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You create a Web Part that calls a function named longCall. You discover that longCall takes a long time to execute. You need to display in the Developer Dashboard how long it takes to execute longCall. Which code segment should you use?

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ADateTime startTime = DateTime.Now;
BDateTime startTime = DateTime.Now;
CMonitor.Enter("Long Call");
Dusing (SPMonitoredScope monitoredScope = new SPMonitoredScope("Long

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A
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B
16% (9)
C
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D
71% (39)

Explanation

MNEMONIC RULE: "Developer Dashboard = SPMonitoredScope" Monitors performance and resource use for a specified scoped block of code. SPMonitoredScope Class

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