OOP-Q1

What does a class represent in OOP?

• A specific instance of an object

• A blueprint for creating objects

• A method inside an object

• A variable inside an object

Which keyword is used to define a class in Python?

• `object`

• `self`

• `class`

• `define`

Which of the following is an instance of the `Car` class?

• Car("Toyota")

• class Car: pass

• def Car(): pass

• "Car"

What is the purpose of the `__init__` method in Python?

• It is a destructor for objects.

• It initializes the attributes of a class.

• It creates a new instance of a class.

• It is used to create private variables.

Identify the correct syntax to access an attribute of an object.

• dog1[name]

• dog1::name

• dog1.name

• dog1->name

What will the following code output?

• `Hello, Alice!`

• Hello, {self.name}!

• greet()

• None

Which statement about inheritance in Python is correct?

• A class can inherit from multiple parent classes.

• Only one class can be inherited at a time.

• Inheritance is not possible in Python.

• Parent classes cannot have methods.

What will happen if you run this code?

• An object is created without any issues.

• The program will throw a TypeError.

• The program will throw a NameError.

• The program will throw an AttributeError.

What does the self keyword refer to?

• The class itself

• The instance of the class inside itself

• A static method

• The parent class

What is the output of the following code?

• Error

• This is a Shape

• Circle

• This is a Circle