Inheritance in Object-Oriented Programming Quiz

Inheritance allows programmers to create new classes based on existing ones, with the exception of constructors, destructors, overloaded operators, and friend functions. (correct)

Inheritance allows programmers to create new classes that can only inherit constructors and destructors from existing ones.

Inheritance allows programmers to create new classes that have the exact same implementation as existing ones.

Inheritance allows programmers to create new classes that are completely independent of existing ones.

To create classes that are completely independent of existing classes.

To create classes that can only inherit constructors and destructors from existing classes.

To create classes that have the exact same implementation as existing classes.

To create classes that are built upon existing classes and maintain the same behaviors. (correct)

Prototype-based inheritance is based on classes, while class-based inheritance is based on objects.

Prototype-based inheritance is more commonly used in object-oriented programming languages.

There is no difference between prototype-based inheritance and class-based inheritance.

Prototype-based inheritance is based on objects, while class-based inheritance is based on classes. (correct)

<p>Constructors, destructors, overloaded operators, and friend functions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Code reuse, ability to extend existing classes, and maintaining the same behaviors.</p> Signup and view all the answers