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CS6203C Object Oriented Programming Prelim Lab Q2

The document summarizes the results of a 10 question multiple choice test on object-oriented programming concepts. The test taker answered 9 out of 10 questions correctly, earning a score of 90% overall. Key concepts covered in the test included inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and the relationships between parent/child classes and objects.

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CS6203C Object Oriented Programming Prelim Lab Q2

The document summarizes the results of a 10 question multiple choice test on object-oriented programming concepts. The test taker answered 9 out of 10 questions correctly, earning a score of 90% overall. Key concepts covered in the test included inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and the relationships between parent/child classes and objects.

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[1] is the process by which one class gains the characteristics and capabilities of another
class.
Inheritance
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A method's ability to perform various actions depending on the object it is interacting with
is known as [1].
Polymorphism
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The term "[1]" refers to a class whose features and capabilities are utilized by another class.
Parent Class
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The behavior of objects of a particular kind is defined by [1]. It displays a list of all the
objects' properties.
object-oriented programming
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For any attributes and internal methods that shouldn't be invoked from other classes, the [1]
modifier should always be used as the default.
Private
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One OOP feature called [1] lets us carry out a single action in a variety of ways.
Polymorphism
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[1] is another name for encapsulation.
Data hiding
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In Java or any Object-Oriented Language, an [1] is the most fundamental entity. Due to the
possibility that each of them could have unique behavior, identity, and data, it reflects real-
life entities.
Object
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Binding object state and behavior together is the definition of [1].
Encapsulation
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The class that expands the features of another class is known as a [1].
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