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What is the purpose of encapsulation in large programs?
What is the purpose of encapsulation in large programs?
- To group subprograms without logical relation
- To eliminate the need for compilation units
- To provide a means of organization and partial compilation (correct)
- To restrict access to subprograms
Which language does not support wildcard classes for parameterized classes?
Which language does not support wildcard classes for parameterized classes?
- Ada
- C# 2005 (correct)
- C++
- Java 5.0
Which programming language supports nested subprograms?
Which programming language supports nested subprograms?
- Fortran 95+
- C
- Ada (correct)
- C++
In which language are friends used to grant access to private members of a class?
In which language are friends used to grant access to private members of a class?
What is the purpose of the #include preprocessor specification in C?
What is the purpose of the #include preprocessor specification in C?
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Encapsulation in Large Programs
- The purpose of encapsulation is to hide implementation details and show only necessary information to the outside world.
Parameterized Classes
- C# does not support wildcard classes for parameterized classes.
Nested Subprograms
- Pascal supports nested subprograms.
Access Control in Classes
- In C++, friends are used to grant access to private members of a class.
C Preprocessor
- The purpose of the #include preprocessor specification in C is to include header files that contain function declarations and macro definitions.
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