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What is the purpose of the 'new' operator when declaring an object?
What is the purpose of the 'new' operator when declaring an object?
How is memory allocated for an object like 'Employee'?
How is memory allocated for an object like 'Employee'?
What is the difference between an 'Employee' object and an 'int' variable?
What is the difference between an 'Employee' object and an 'int' variable?
What is a constructor and what is its role in object creation?
What is a constructor and what is its role in object creation?
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What is a reference type, and how does it differ from a primitive type?
What is a reference type, and how does it differ from a primitive type?
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What is the purpose of the setEmpNum() method in the DeclareTwoEmployees application?
What is the purpose of the setEmpNum() method in the DeclareTwoEmployees application?
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Which statement accurately describes the Employee objects instantiated in the program?
Which statement accurately describes the Employee objects instantiated in the program?
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What will the output of the program be?
What will the output of the program be?
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How many times are the setEmpNum() and getEmpNum() methods called in the application?
How many times are the setEmpNum() and getEmpNum() methods called in the application?
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If you wanted to add another Employee object and set its employee number to 890, which code line would you add?
If you wanted to add another Employee object and set its employee number to 890, which code line would you add?
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What best describes a class in object-oriented programming?
What best describes a class in object-oriented programming?
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Which option correctly identifies attributes in the context of a class?
Which option correctly identifies attributes in the context of a class?
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How does an object relate to its class?
How does an object relate to its class?
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What defines the methods associated with an object in a class?
What defines the methods associated with an object in a class?
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Which term best describes a method in object-oriented programming?
Which term best describes a method in object-oriented programming?
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What does it mean if a data field is declared as static in a class?
What does it mean if a data field is declared as static in a class?
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What is an example of a data member in the context of the Dog class?
What is an example of a data member in the context of the Dog class?
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What is the purpose of the method getEmpNum() in the Employee class?
What is the purpose of the method getEmpNum() in the Employee class?
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What comparison can be made between objects and methods?
What comparison can be made between objects and methods?
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What type of access does the private access specifier provide for the empNum field?
What type of access does the private access specifier provide for the empNum field?
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Which statement about classes and objects is accurate?
Which statement about classes and objects is accurate?
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Which of the following describes the function of the setEmpNum() method?
Which of the following describes the function of the setEmpNum() method?
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What design principle does the use of private access for fields demonstrate?
What design principle does the use of private access for fields demonstrate?
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In instantiating an object of the Employee class, which is the first step?
In instantiating an object of the Employee class, which is the first step?
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What is the return type of the getEmpNum() method?
What is the return type of the getEmpNum() method?
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Why might a method like getEmpNum() be declared as public?
Why might a method like getEmpNum() be declared as public?
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Where must the displayHours() method be placed within the CompanyInfo class?
Where must the displayHours() method be placed within the CompanyInfo class?
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What will be displayed when the displayHours() method is called?
What will be displayed when the displayHours() method is called?
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What is the correct way to declare the displayHours() method?
What is the correct way to declare the displayHours() method?
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What determines the execution order of methods in a class?
What determines the execution order of methods in a class?
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Which of the following statements about methods in Java is true?
Which of the following statements about methods in Java is true?
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What is the purpose of the displayHours() method in the program?
What is the purpose of the displayHours() method in the program?
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Which part of this code will be executed first when the application runs?
Which part of this code will be executed first when the application runs?
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How should the displayHours() method output the company's business hours?
How should the displayHours() method output the company's business hours?
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What is the full name of the displayHours() method in the CompanyInfo class?
What is the full name of the displayHours() method in the CompanyInfo class?
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What is one advantage of creating the displayHours() method?
What is one advantage of creating the displayHours() method?
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Which component is NOT part of a class header in Java?
Which component is NOT part of a class header in Java?
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Which of the following statements is true regarding Java classes?
Which of the following statements is true regarding Java classes?
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What are the data components of a class called?
What are the data components of a class called?
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How should a legal identifier for naming a class begin in Java?
How should a legal identifier for naming a class begin in Java?
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What does OOP stand for in the context of Java?
What does OOP stand for in the context of Java?
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What does the curly braces in the class body indicate?
What does the curly braces in the class body indicate?
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Flashcards
Class
Class
A blueprint or template for creating objects with similar properties and behaviors.
Object
Object
A specific instance of a class. It has its own unique values for the properties defined by the class.
Method
Method
A function or procedure that an object can perform. It defines the actions or behaviors that an object can do.
Object Properties
Object Properties
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Object Similarity
Object Similarity
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Object Creation
Object Creation
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Methods and Properties
Methods and Properties
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Class and Object Relationship
Class and Object Relationship
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main() method
main() method
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displayHours() method
displayHours() method
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Method placement
Method placement
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Method nesting
Method nesting
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Method call order
Method call order
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Method reusability
Method reusability
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Method definition order
Method definition order
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Constructor
Constructor
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Reference Type
Reference Type
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new operator
new operator
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Object Method
Object Method
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Fully Qualified Identifier
Fully Qualified Identifier
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Data Fields
Data Fields
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Object Instantiation
Object Instantiation
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Access Specifier
Access Specifier
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Class Body
Class Body
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Static Data Field
Static Data Field
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Non-static Data Field
Non-static Data Field
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Private Data Field
Private Data Field
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Accessor Method (Getter)
Accessor Method (Getter)
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Mutator Method (Setter)
Mutator Method (Setter)
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String
String
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String Class
String Class
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Instantiation
Instantiation
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setEmpNum() Method
setEmpNum() Method
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getEmpNum() Method
getEmpNum() Method
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Study Notes
Programming Paradigms
- Three main paradigms: Procedural, Functional, and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- Procedural Programming: Executes operations sequentially, using variables to store data
- Functional Programming: Focuses on declarations and expressions, avoiding flow control statements; uses functions as fundamental units
- OOP: An extension of procedural programming; uses objects (representing real-world entities) as building blocks.
OOP Concepts
- Classes: Blueprints for creating objects; define attributes (data) and methods (actions)
- Objects: Instances of a class; specific entities with defined properties and behaviors
- Attributes (data fields): Variables within a class; describe characteristics of an object
- Methods (functions): Actions objects can perform; operations associated with a class
- Methods (procedures): Program modules with sequences of statements; reusable code blocks, carrying out a task, invoked by other methods or the calling program
- Data abstraction: Hiding internal details; showing only essential information
- Data Encapsulation: Grouping data and methods into a class; protecting data from unauthorized access
Data Hiding and Access Specifiers
- Private: Access restricted to methods within the same class; high security
- Public: Accessed from any method in any class; least security
Other OOP Concepts
- Inheritance: Creating new classes (derived classes) based on existing classes (base classes); derived classes inherit attributes and methods from base classes
- Polymorphism: A single word or symbol can be interpreted differently depending on the context (like overloaded operators or functions).
- Operator overloading: Operators have different actions based on the data types they're applied to.
- Function Overloading: Functions with the same name but different numbers or types of parameters.
Methods
- Method header: Specifies how other methods can interact with a given method; includes access modifier, return type, method name, and parameters
- Static methods: Can be used without instantiating an object.
- Methods body: Contains statements that carry out the actions of a method; implementation details; a block of code containing the actual instructions
- Constructor: A special method used to create and initialize objects when they're first created. The constructor's name is the same as the class name.
Classes and Objects
- Class (types): A specific blueprint of objects with attributes and methods
- Object instantiation: Creation of an object (an instance of a class). Memory is allocated when instantiating an object.
Additional notes
- OOP promotes modularity, reusability, and maintainability. Good code organization.
- OOP methodologies use a bottom-up approach to developing programs. A bottom-up design method starts with the smallest components and builds a larger program. OOP methodologies focus on designing small-scale programming units.
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Explore the main programming paradigms including Procedural, Functional, and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). Learn about key concepts such as classes, objects, attributes, and methods, which are essential for understanding OOP. This quiz will challenge your grasp of these foundational programming principles.