Programming paradigms

Programming paradigms

OO

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Characteristic associated with a particular class

• object

• attribute

• method

• private

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Allowing the same subroutine to process different data types

• Object

• Information Hiding

• Polymorphism

• Method

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In programming an OBJECT is:

• Instance of a particular class

• Programming paradigm that splits a program into different data structures that

  each have their own associated attributes and methods

• A particular approach to designing and coding computer programs

• A piece of computer hardware.

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Keyword used to prevent an attribute or method being called from outside its

class

• Method

• Public

• Private

• Child (sub) class

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Which of the following is not a part of OOP?

• Encapsulation

• Multitasking

• Polymorphism

• Information hiding

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What is the template of an object called?

• Stencil

• Class

• Object template

• Blueprint

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OOP promotes a way of programming that allows programmers to think in terms of:

• Data

• Procedures

• Objects

• People

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Information Hiding can also be termed as:

• Cloaking

• Inheritance

• Moulding

• Encapsulation

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The process by which one object can acquire the properties of another object is:

• Inheritance

• Encapsulation

• Polymorphism

• Blueprints

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A big advantage of OOP over traditional programming is:

• The objects are all declared private

• The ability to reuse classes

• The convenience of giving all objects in a project the same name

• All of the above

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Constructors are used to:

• Build a GUI

• Free memory

• Initialize a newly created object

• Create a subclass

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Two or more methods with the same name in the same class with different arguments is called:

• Method overriding

• Method over handling

• Method overloading

• Method overcompensating

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Keyword used to allow an attribute or method to be called from outside its class

• Method

• Private

• Public

• Parent(sub)class