Java OOPs Concepts Quiz
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Which programming language is considered the first object-oriented programming language?

  • Simula (correct)
  • Java
  • Python
  • C#
  • Which programming language is considered the first truly object-oriented programming language?

  • C#
  • Smalltalk (correct)
  • Python
  • Java
  • What is the main aim of object-oriented programming?

  • To provide concepts like inheritance and polymorphism
  • To represent everything as an object
  • To define classes in all programs
  • To implement real-world entities (correct)
  • Which programming language is NOT mentioned as a popular object-oriented language?

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    Which programming language is considered 100% object-oriented?

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    Object-Oriented Programming Languages

    • Simula is recognized as the first object-oriented programming language, developed in the 1960s for simulations.
    • Smalltalk is regarded as the first truly object-oriented programming language, introducing key concepts like classes and objects.
    • The main aim of object-oriented programming (OOP) is to organize software design around data, or objects, rather than functions and logic, enhancing modularity and code reusability.
    • Languages such as C and Assembly are not typically mentioned as popular object-oriented languages, as they do not support OOP principles.
    • Ruby is considered 100% object-oriented, treating every value as an object, which promotes a pure OOP approach.

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    Test your knowledge of Java OOPs concepts in this quiz. Explore topics such as inheritance, data binding, polymorphism, and more. Learn about the history of object-oriented programming and its evolution.

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