Exam 14: Creating Classes and Objects
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The ____ of a class are most often represented by Private variables and Public properties.
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The Private variables of a class are visible to applications that contain an instance of the class.
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You use the ____ keyword to instantiate a procedure-level object variable.
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____ are the operations (actions) that the object is capable of performing.
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To instantiate a class-level object variable, you use the ____ keyword.
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What is meant by overloaded methods and when is overloading of methods useful?
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When an application needs to assign data to or retrieve data from a Private variable in a class, it must use a(n) ____ property to do so.
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