Inheritance in Object-Oriented Programming
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What is the primary purpose of inheritance in object-oriented programming?

  • To create new classes independent of existing ones
  • To build classes upon existing ones while maintaining the same behaviors (correct)
  • To overload operators and friend functions of the base class
  • To form a hierarchy of classes without reusing code

What does a 'child object' created through inheritance NOT acquire from the 'parent object'?

  • Friend functions
  • Properties
  • Behaviors
  • Constructors (correct)

What is the relationship between subclasses and super classes in object-oriented programming?

  • Subclasses are derived from super classes (correct)
  • Subclasses are independent of super classes
  • Subclasses and super classes are mutually exclusive
  • Super classes are derived from subclasses

In object-oriented programming, what is one of the benefits of inheritance?

<p>It allows the creation of classes that reuse code (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does inheritance in object-oriented programming lead to?

<p>A hierarchy of classes (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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