Object-Oriented Languages Overview

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What is one of the primary features that distinguishes C++ from its predecessor C?

Simplicity in coding
Support for object-oriented programming (correct)
Integration with web technologies
Higher performance speed

Which programming language is known for creating applets that can run on any platform?

Visual Basic
C++
Java (correct)
C#

Which programming language was created by Microsoft to function within the .NET environment?

Java
C# (correct)
Visual Basic
C++

Which statement is true about the current version of Visual Basic?

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Which programming language does not support object-oriented programming concepts?

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C++

An extension of the C language that supports object-oriented programming, including all features of C.

Java

A purely object-oriented programming language known for its use in creating applets, small programs that can be run on different platforms.

C#

Microsoft's response to Java, offering similar advantages over C++. Designed to operate within the .NET environment, which is used for building and running web applications.

Visual Basic.NET

A language that has evolved to fully embrace object-oriented concepts, including inheritance and polymorphism. It is a part of the .NET framework.

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Applets

Small programs that can be delivered over the web and run on any platform.

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Study Notes

Object-Oriented Languages

C++ is an enhancement of C, supporting object-oriented programming.
Java is a pure object-oriented language used for creating small programs (applets) that can run on various platforms (web).
C# is Microsoft's equivalent to Java, offering comparable advantages over C++. Designed for use within Microsoft's .NET environment, C# is for building, deploying, and running web-based applications.
Visual Basic (VB.NET) is the first version to support inheritance and polymorphism (object-oriented programming concepts). Previous versions only supported some object technology.