What is object-oriented programming (OOP)?

• A way of organizing code for maximum reusability.

• A method for writing procedural code.

• A technique for managing databases.

• A programming language.

What is a class in OOP?

• A user-defined data type.

• A built-in data type.

• A function that creates objects.

• A method for data manipulation.

What is an object in OOP?

• An instance of a class.

• A blueprint for a class.

• A type of function.

• A method for data encapsulation.

What does encapsulation refer to in Python?

• Bundling of data and methods together.

• Hiding the internal state of an object.

• Creating multiple classes.

• Using inheritance.

What is inheritance in OOP?

• Acquiring properties and methods from another class.

• Creating new classes without any base class.

• A method for data encapsulation.

• A way to define functions.

What are the types of inheritance?

• Single, Multiple, Multilevel, Hierarchical, Hybrid.

• Public, Protected, Private.

• Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance.

• Classes, Objects, Methods.

What is the purpose of the self parameter in Python?

• To refer to the current instance of the class.

• To create a new instance of a class.

• To define a class method.

• To access class attributes.

What are public members in Python?

• Attributes and methods accessible from anywhere.

• Attributes and methods intended for internal use.

• Attributes and methods that cannot be accessed directly.

• Attributes and methods that are private.

What are protected members in Python?

• Attributes and methods intended for internal use.

• Attributes and methods accessible from anywhere.

• Attributes and methods that cannot be accessed directly.

• Attributes and methods that are public.

What are private members in Python?

• Attributes and methods that cannot be accessed directly.

• Attributes and methods accessible from anywhere.

• Attributes and methods intended for internal use.

• Attributes and methods that are public.