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Introduction to OOPS in C++

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What is a key principle of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in C++?

Use of global variables
Sequential processing only
Procedural programming structure
Encapsulation of data and functions (correct)

Which of the following is NOT a component of a C++ class?

Global Functions (correct)
Access Control
Static Class Members
Class Members

In C++, what allows access to class members without needing to specify the class name?

This Pointer (correct)
Namespaces
Static Members
Dynamic Memory

Which of the following is an example of a C++ data type?

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What is the purpose of a constructor in a C++ class?

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String

A class in C++ that represents a collection of characters, often used for storing text and handling text-based operations.

Objects

The fundamental building blocks of object-oriented programming, allowing you to model real-world entities with code.

Constants

A data type in C++ that allows you to store a value that doesn't change during program execution, making it suitable for storing constants.

This Pointer

A special variable in C++ that refers to the current object within a class's member functions.

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Access Control

A mechanism that controls the access level of class members (data members and member functions) from outside the class.

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