Instantiation in Object-Oriented Programming
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What is instantiation in the context of object-oriented programming?

  • Destroying an instance of a class
  • Creating a new instance of a class (correct)
  • Altering the structure of a class
  • Running a class method
  • How is an object instantiated in Python when the constructor requires no parameters?

  • Widget(a, b, c)
  • Call a function that creates the instance
  • w = Widget() (correct)
  • temperature = 98.6
  • What does the term 'literal form' refer to in Python's object instantiation?

  • Syntax error in code
  • Using built-in functions for instantiation
  • Designating new instances directly (correct)
  • Creating an object without a constructor
  • When would you use a syntax like 'Widget(a, b, c)' for instantiation?

    <p>To create a new instance with specific parameters</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can a new instance of a list class be created indirectly in Python?

    <p>Call the sorted function</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a method for creating new instances in Python?

    <p>Calling the 'destroy' function</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Instantiation in Object-Oriented Programming

    • Instantiation in OOP creates an object from a class, where the object is an instance of the class

    Object Instantiation in Python

    • In Python, an object is instantiated by calling the class as a function and passing in any required arguments
    • If the constructor requires no parameters, an object is instantiated by calling the class without arguments, e.g., MyClass()

    Literal Form in Python

    • In Python, literal form refers to the direct creation of an object, e.g., list() or 10 for an integer
    • Literal form is a concise way to create objects in Python

    Syntax for Instantiation

    • The syntax Widget(a, b, c) is used for instantiation when the class constructor requires arguments, e.g., a, b, and c

    Creating a List Instance in Python

    • A new instance of a list class can be created indirectly in Python by using the list() function or by using the literal form, e.g., []

    Methods for Creating New Instances in Python

    • The following are methods for creating new instances in Python: literal form, direct creation using the list() function, and calling the class as a function
    • Using __new__ method is NOT mentioned as a method for creating new instances in Python

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    Learn about the process of creating a new instance of a class through instantiation in object-oriented programming. Understand the syntax for instantiating an object by invoking the constructor of a class with or without parameters.

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