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What is the primary purpose of the Runner or Driver program in the context of the LightBulb object?
What is the primary purpose of the Runner or Driver program in the context of the LightBulb object?
- To handle user input for the LightBulb object.
- To serve as the entry point for the application. (correct)
- To create multiple instances of LightBulb automatically.
- To directly manipulate the properties of the LightBulb object.
In the presented Java code, what action does the command 'bulb1.turnOn()' perform?
In the presented Java code, what action does the command 'bulb1.turnOn()' perform?
- It turns on the light bulb. (correct)
- It checks the status of the bulb.
- It creates a new instance of the LightBulb.
- It changes the color of the bulb.
What will the user be prompted to input in the program?
What will the user be prompted to input in the program?
- The wattage of the LightBulb
- The type of light bulb
- The color of the LightBulb
- The number of times to flip the switch (correct)
What type of loop is used in the provided code snippet?
What type of loop is used in the provided code snippet?
What will the output be right after the command 'System.out.println("Current bulb status: "+bulb1.checkStatus());' if the bulb is turned on?
What will the output be right after the command 'System.out.println("Current bulb status: "+bulb1.checkStatus());' if the bulb is turned on?
What is required for a LightBulb object to function effectively?
What is required for a LightBulb object to function effectively?
How do you create an instance of a LightBulb object in the example provided?
How do you create an instance of a LightBulb object in the example provided?
What method is called to turn on the LightBulb object?
What method is called to turn on the LightBulb object?
What does the interpreter do after the instance of LightBulb is created?
What does the interpreter do after the instance of LightBulb is created?
What type of parameters are passed when creating the LightBulb instance?
What type of parameters are passed when creating the LightBulb instance?
Why can't the classes for LightBulb and BankAccount function independently?
Why can't the classes for LightBulb and BankAccount function independently?
Which of the following is not mentioned as a way to interact with objects?
Which of the following is not mentioned as a way to interact with objects?
What is the primary purpose of the 'new' keyword in object creation?
What is the primary purpose of the 'new' keyword in object creation?
Study Notes
Running Programs with Objects
- Objects are anthropomorphic and cannot function independently; they require collaboration with other objects to operate.
- Interaction between objects occurs through method calls, allowing them to perform actions based on commands issued by other objects.
LightBulb Example
- To make a LightBulb object operational, it must be commanded by other objects.
- Example command to turn on the LightBulb:
bulb1.turnOn()
. - Before sending commands, an instance of the LightBulb must be created using the constructor with the
new
keyword. - Instance creation example:
LightBulb bulb1 = new LightBulb("white", 5);
, where "white" is the color and 5 is the wattage.
Runner Class
- A Runner or Driver program serves as the entry point for the application, containing the main method.
- The Runner initiates interactions between different objects.
Main Class Implementation
- In the provided
Main
class example:- A LightBulb instance named
bulb1
is created with specified parameters. - The light bulb is turned on using the command
bulb1.turnOn()
, followed by outputting its status. - A Scanner is used to prompt the user for input regarding how many times to flip the switch, demonstrating user interaction with the program.
- A LightBulb instance named
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Description
This quiz covers Topic 1.6 of the Advanced Object-Oriented Programming course, focusing on running programs with objects. It is designed for students in the first semester of the SY 2024-2025 academic year. Test your understanding of OOP concepts and application in programming.