Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming - C++ - Module 3 Objectives

The video tutorial covers various C++ programming concepts, including built-in features, file I/O, defensive programming, and exception handling. It delves into inheritance, polymorphism, and class associations, explaining the C++ Standard Template Library's components like algorithms, containers, and iterators. The tutorial also discusses UML class diagrams, associations, aggregation, and composition, providing examples for each. Exception handling is explained with the use of try, throw, and catch blocks.

Which of the following is NOT a built-in feature of C++ discussed in the video?

• File input/output streams

• Garbage collection

• Iterators

• Sequence containers

What is a functor in the context of C++ Standard Template Library?

• A type of iterator

• A function object

• A container

• A sorting algorithm

Which of the following is an example of aggregation?

• A department and its employees

• A house and its rooms

• A car and its engine

• A course and its syllabus

What is the main difference between aggregation and composition?

• Composition allows independent existence of child objects, while aggregation does not.

• Aggregation and composition are identical in functionality.

• Aggregation allows independent existence of child objects, while composition does not.

• Aggregation is used for inheritance, while composition is not.

In C++, what does polymorphism allow you to do?

• Create multiple instances of a class

• Use inherited attributes and methods in different ways

• Access private members of a class

• Define multiple classes with the same name

What is the role of a friend function in C++?

• To inherit attributes from another class

• To access private and protected members of a class

• To handle exceptions

• To define a new class

Which keyword is NOT part of C++ exception handling?

• finally

• throw

• catch

• try