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What is the main aim of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
What is the main aim of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
- To remove the need for classes and objects.
- To limit the number of data members in a class.
- To bind together data and functions so that only specific functions can access the data. (correct)
- To make programming complex and difficult.
What is a Class in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
What is a Class in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
- A specific function in a program.
- A blueprint for creating objects with common properties and behaviors. (correct)
- A predefined data type in programming.
- An operation that manipulates data.
How is an Object related to a Class in OOP?
How is an Object related to a Class in OOP?
- An object is a function within a class.
- An object is always allocated memory before a class.
- An object is an instance of a class, with its own identity, characteristics, and behavior. (correct)
- An object is a predefined data type.
What does a Class represent in the context of OOP?
What does a Class represent in the context of OOP?
Why is Polymorphism considered an important concept in Object-Oriented Programming?
Why is Polymorphism considered an important concept in Object-Oriented Programming?
What does an Object represent in the context of Object-Oriented Programming?
What does an Object represent in the context of Object-Oriented Programming?
What is Encapsulation in C++ defined as?
What is Encapsulation in C++ defined as?
How do objects interact in a program according to the text?
How do objects interact in a program according to the text?
What is Data Abstraction in C++ focused on?
What is Data Abstraction in C++ focused on?
In Object-Oriented Programming, which term refers to 'hiding background details or implementation'?
In Object-Oriented Programming, which term refers to 'hiding background details or implementation'?
What does Encapsulation lead to in the context of object-oriented programming?
What does Encapsulation lead to in the context of object-oriented programming?
How is Encapsulation related to real-life scenarios according to the text?
How is Encapsulation related to real-life scenarios according to the text?
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