C++ OOP

OOP is about creating and/or writing procedures or functions that perform operations on the data.

• True

• False

For every objects created, they will inherit all the variables and functions from the class.

• True

• False

It defines how members of a class can be accessed.

• File Handling

• Abstraction

• Access Specifier

• Methods

What do you call when variables are declared within a class?

• Methods

• Attributes

• Inheritance

• No correct answer

It is an instance of a class which has a state, behavior and identity.

• Access specifier

• Attributes

• Object

• No correct answer

An object has its own data members and methods.

• True

• False

In the given example, identify the attribute/s:
class Name{
string fname;
int age;
};

• string fname

• int age

• int age & string fname

• class Name

In the given example, identify the access specifier used:

class Name{
string fname;
int age;
};

• Protected

• Private

• Public

• No correct answer

OOP is based on the idea of objects and classes, and organizes a computer program.

• True

• False

This principle is about reducing the repetition of code and is supported by object-oriented programming.

• Code Repetition

• Don't Repeat Yourself

• Procedural Programming

• No correct answer