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What is the primary purpose of using abstraction in problem solving?
What is the primary purpose of using abstraction in problem solving?
Which of the following is NOT typically a feature of a well-designed class in OOP?
Which of the following is NOT typically a feature of a well-designed class in OOP?
What type of data structure is a BinaryTree categorized under in the context of OOP?
What type of data structure is a BinaryTree categorized under in the context of OOP?
Why are default arguments useful in constructors and member functions?
Why are default arguments useful in constructors and member functions?
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What does the 'this' keyword typically refer to in a class context?
What does the 'this' keyword typically refer to in a class context?
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What is an Abstract Data Type (ADT)?
What is an Abstract Data Type (ADT)?
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Which of the following statements about classes and objects is true?
Which of the following statements about classes and objects is true?
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What do header files contain?
What do header files contain?
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What is a characteristic of encapsulation in Object-Oriented Programming?
What is a characteristic of encapsulation in Object-Oriented Programming?
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Which statement is correct regarding the relationship between header files and source files?
Which statement is correct regarding the relationship between header files and source files?
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What is the purpose of an Include Guard in header files?
What is the purpose of an Include Guard in header files?
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In which step of building a multi-file program does the compiler check syntax?
In which step of building a multi-file program does the compiler check syntax?
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What file type must be updated in a makefile to ensure proper compilation of a multi-file project?
What file type must be updated in a makefile to ensure proper compilation of a multi-file project?
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Which statement regarding classes and objects is correct?
Which statement regarding classes and objects is correct?
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What does encapsulation in a class ensure?
What does encapsulation in a class ensure?
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What is a programmer-defined header file typically named with?
What is a programmer-defined header file typically named with?
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What happens in the preprocessor stage when using #include?
What happens in the preprocessor stage when using #include?
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Which of the following statements about classes is true?
Which of the following statements about classes is true?
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What is true about private data members in a class?
What is true about private data members in a class?
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What distinguishes a constructor from a regular function?
What distinguishes a constructor from a regular function?
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How can a constructor be overloaded?
How can a constructor be overloaded?
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Which of the following refers to a function that modifies a class's data member?
Which of the following refers to a function that modifies a class's data member?
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What is the role of a default constructor?
What is the role of a default constructor?
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Which statement is correct regarding member functions?
Which statement is correct regarding member functions?
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What happens when a new object of a class is declared?
What happens when a new object of a class is declared?
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Which of the following is NOT a type of member function?
Which of the following is NOT a type of member function?
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Study Notes
Course Information
- Course code: CSC 1061
- Topic: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Abstract Data Types (ADTs)
Objectives
- Understand abstraction and its role in problem-solving.
- Design new classes using information hiding with private member variables, constant member functions, and modification member functions.
- Write header files and separate implementation files for classes.
- Create objects from classes in test programs.
- Identify situations where member functions and constructors benefit from default arguments and constructor initializers.
Agenda (Week 2)
- Jeopardy Semester Assignment
- ADTs and OOP
- Classes, Objects, *this, and static
- Macro/Include Guards
- Build/Make Project
- Demo: Date Class
- TODO list
- Resources for Help
Semester Assignment
- Resource File: "categories.csv"
- Abstract Data Type (ADT): Class
- Player
- Question
- Record inherited class of std::string
- Data Structures/Container Classes
- Contestants – Bag of Players
- Category Filenames – Dynamic List Template
- Category of Questions – Linked List Template
- Board – BinaryTree Template
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- A class represents a custom data type or ADT.
- A class encapsulates data and functionality around a central idea, making it reusable.
- Data is kept private.
- Public functions operate on the private data.
ADTs (Abstract Data Types)
- Built-in simple data types in C++: int, float, double, char, bool
- Standard Library Classes: std::string
- User-defined types (ADTs): Classes
Classes and Objects
- A class is a blueprint for an object.
- A class defines the structure and behavior of objects.
- When the class is used to create an object, memory is allocated.
Header Files and Source Files
- Header files (.h) contain declarations (function prototypes).
- Source files (.cpp) contain definitions (implementations of functions).
-
#include
directives are used to include headers. - Use include guards (#ifndef, #define, #endif) to prevent multiple inclusion of header files.
- Avoid
#include "fileName.cpp"
Header Files: #include
- System header files (e.g.,
<iostream>
,<string>
) are pre-built libraries. - Programmer-defined header files (.h) contain the declarations.
Macro (Include) Guard
- Unique identifier at the top of header files to prevent multiple declarations/definitions.
Build (Make)
- Preprocessor handles
#include
directives. - Compiler compiles source code to object code.
- Linker combines object files to create an executable file.
Makefile
- Project file used in compiler tools like CodeHS.
- Must be updated to include all dependencies.
Review of Class and Objects
- Classes are abstract data types (ADTs).
- Classes have data members (fields) and member functions (methods).
-
class Car{};
defines a class. -
Car uberCar;
instantiates an object. - Data should be private.
Data Members (Encapsulation)
- Classes encapsulate data within private members.
- Accessing private data requires public member functions (getters and setters).
Constructors
- Used to create and initialize objects.
- Default constructors do not take any arguments.
Constructors (Many Options)
- Can be overloaded with different versions (different number or types of parameters).
- Not called directly, but executed when an object is created.
Class Member Functions
- Member functions perform tasks using data members in a class.
- Access functions (getters) return data values.
- Modifier functions (setters) modify data values.
PythonTutor Demo: Date Class
- Code visualization tool (e.g., PythonTutor).
- Review the code for class declaration, definitions, constructors, member functions, data members, main driver(s), objects and member function calls.
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This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Abstract Data Types (ADTs) as discussed in CSC 1061. Topics include designing classes, understanding abstraction, and implementing member functions. Get ready to test your knowledge on OOP concepts and best practices in programming.