Exam 26: I Love This Class Creating a Class

You create a Public property using a(n) ____ procedure.

You define a class using the ____ statement.

You can enter one or more instructions within a Set statement.

The Get block in a Property procedure contains the Set statement, which begins with the keyword Set and ends with the keywords End Set.

A class contains-or, in OOP terms, it ____-all of the attributes and behaviors of the object it instantiates.

The code contained in the ____ block of a Property procedure allows an application to retrieve the contents of the Private variable associated with the property.

A class can have only one default ____.

Every object has ____, which are the characteristics that describe the object.

Pascal case means you capitalize the first letter in the name and the first letter in any subsequent words in the name.

After defining a class, you can use it to instantiate a maximum of one object.

The code in the ____ block of a Property procedure allows an application to assign a value to the Private variable associated with the property.

____ are the operations (actions) that the object is capable of performing.

A class can contain methods other than constructors.

A class can have a maximum of one constructor.

Every object used in an object-oriented program is created from a ____, which is a pattern that the computer uses to create the object.

The real advantage of object-oriented programming is the ability to reuse a class-for example, use it in a different way or in a different application.

When naming the Private variables in a class, many programmers use the underscore as the first character and then use camel case for the remainder of the name.

The first word in a method name should be a(n) ____.

A(n) ____ is a class method, always named New, whose sole purpose is to initialize the class's Private variables.

____ are the actions to which an object can respond.