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In Object Oriented Programming (OOP), what is the term used to describe the ability of different objects to respond to the same message or method in different ways?
In Object Oriented Programming (OOP), what is the term used to describe the ability of different objects to respond to the same message or method in different ways?
- Inheritance
- Abstraction
- Polymorphism (correct)
- Encapsulation
What is a key advantage of using Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) over Procedure Oriented Programming?
What is a key advantage of using Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) over Procedure Oriented Programming?
- Faster execution speed
- Ease of code reuse and recycling (correct)
- Reduced memory consumption
- Simplicity in program structure
What distinguishes Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) from Structured Programming Language?
What distinguishes Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) from Structured Programming Language?
- Focus on breaking down the program into functions
- Emphasis on global variables
- Use of classes and objects (correct)
- Procedural approach to programming
In OOP, what does 'Encapsulation' refer to?
In OOP, what does 'Encapsulation' refer to?
What is a characteristic feature of Procedure Oriented Programming?
What is a characteristic feature of Procedure Oriented Programming?
In Procedure Oriented Programming, where are local variables created?
In Procedure Oriented Programming, where are local variables created?
What is the main disadvantage of Procedure Oriented Programming?
What is the main disadvantage of Procedure Oriented Programming?
In Object Oriented Programming, what feature allows changes in the super class to be easily passed to its sub classes?
In Object Oriented Programming, what feature allows changes in the super class to be easily passed to its sub classes?
What is a key characteristic of Object Oriented Programming that prevents accidental alteration of data?
What is a key characteristic of Object Oriented Programming that prevents accidental alteration of data?
What differentiates Object Oriented Programming from Procedure Oriented Programming in terms of modeling the real world?
What differentiates Object Oriented Programming from Procedure Oriented Programming in terms of modeling the real world?