OOP Mid

Constructors can be local, global, and abstract

Constructors can be default, parameterized, and copy constructors

Constructors can be private, public, and protected

Constructors can be static, dynamic, and virtual

A destructor is a method used to encapsulate data

A destructor is a method used to create objects

A destructor is a type of polymorphism

A destructor is a method called when an object is destroyed

Composition is a way to define multiple methods in a class

Composition is the process of hiding data within a class

Composition is a method of inheritance in OOP

Composition is a design principle where a class contains objects of other classes

Constructor chaining is calling one constructor from another constructor

Constructor chaining is a type of polymorphism

Constructor chaining is defining multiple constructors in a class

Constructor chaining is a method of overloading functions

A constructor is a method used to define class variables

A constructor is a method used to encapsulate data

A constructor is a type of inheritance in OOP

A constructor is a special method used to initialize objects

Virtual functions are methods that cannot be inherited

Virtual functions allow derived classes to override methods in a base class

Virtual functions are used to hide data within a class

Virtual functions are used to define multiple methods with the same name

Inheritance is the best way to implement all functionalities

Inheritance ensures complete encapsulation

Inheritance always simplifies the design of a system

Inheritance can lead to increased complexity and reduced flexibility

Coupling is the degree of direct knowledge that one class has of another

Coupling is a way to define multiple methods in a class

Coupling is the process of inheriting properties from another class

Coupling is a method of encapsulation

An interface is a type of inheritance in OOP

An interface is a special type of function

An interface is a contract that classes can implement

An interface is an instance of a class

Access specifiers define the accessibility of class members

Access specifiers are used to define the size of a class

Access specifiers are used to create objects from classes

Access specifiers are methods to overload functions

A subclass is a class that inherits from another class

A subclass is a method within a class

A subclass is a type of encapsulation

A subclass is a type of object in OOP

A superclass is an instance of a class

A superclass is a special type of function in OOP

A superclass is a type of polymorphism

A superclass is a class from which other classes inherit

Abstraction is a type of inheritance in OOP

Abstraction is a method for creating objects from classes

Abstraction is the process of defining multiple methods with the same name

Abstraction is the process of hiding implementation details and showing only functionality

Overloading is a type of inheritance; overriding is a type of encapsulation

Overloading is defining multiple methods with the same name but different parameters; overriding is redefining a method in a subclass

Overloading is creating multiple objects; overriding is defining multiple methods

Overloading is a way to define classes; overriding is a way to define methods

Polymorphism allows methods to do different things based on the object it is acting upon

Polymorphism is the ability to create multiple instances of a class

Polymorphism is a way to define the structure of a class

Polymorphism is the process of hiding data within a class

Multiple inheritance is a type of encapsulation in OOP

Multiple inheritance is the process of defining multiple methods in a class

Multiple inheritance is when multiple objects can be created from a class

Multiple inheritance is when a class can inherit from more than one class

Inheritance allows a class to use properties and methods of another class

Inheritance is the process of hiding data within a class

Inheritance is a method of encapsulation

Inheritance is a way to define the structure of a database