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Object oriented programming is a ___ that helps you better organize the instructions written for computers by using objects.
Object oriented programming is a ___ that helps you better organize the instructions written for computers by using objects.
- Software design technique
- Programming paradigm (correct)
- Data structure
- Programming language
The classes used in object oriented programming have ___.
The classes used in object oriented programming have ___.
- States and behaviors (correct)
- Attributes and methods
- Properties and actions
- Data and functions
Which of the following is a fundamental pillar of object oriented programming?
Which of the following is a fundamental pillar of object oriented programming?
- Abstraction
- Inheritance
- Encapsulation (correct)
- Polymorphism
___ is the use of different access restrictions on elements of a class.
___ is the use of different access restrictions on elements of a class.
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If a member of a class has the protected modifier, ___.
If a member of a class has the protected modifier, ___.
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Object-Oriented Programming
- Object-oriented programming is a programming paradigm that helps better organize computer instructions by using objects.
Classes in Object-Oriented Programming
- Classes in object-oriented programming have attributes (data) and methods (functions).
Fundamental Pillars of Object-Oriented Programming
- One of the fundamental pillars of object-oriented programming is Encapsulation.
Access Restrictions in Object-Oriented Programming
- Encapsulation is the use of different access restrictions on elements of a class.
- If a member of a class has the protected modifier, it is accessible within the class itself and by derived classes, but not by external classes.
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