Exam 11: Introduction to Classes

The type of access that restricts a user from seeing how data is actually stored is referred to as ____.

In C++, an abstract data type is referred to as a(n) ____.

The term ____ refers to any constructor that does not require any arguments when it is called.

In C++, an object may be declared with empty parentheses.

The process of creating a new object is often referred to as a(n) ____________________ of the object.

A ____ function is any function that has the same name as its class.

Multiple constructors can be defined for each class as long as each one has a different number of and/or different ____________________ types.

The ____ section of a class is where the member functions declared in the declaration section are written.

In a pure object-oriented language, all data types are constructed as ____________________.

User-defined data types are required when you want to create objects that are more complex than simple integers and characters.

Central to the creation of objects is the concept of a(n) ____ data type.

Languages that use classes but don t provide inheritance and polymorphism are referred to as ____ languages.

A(n) ____ is simply a user-defined type that defines both a type of data and the operations that can be performed on it.

In C++, a common programming error consists of including a return type with the constructor s prototype.

Constructors are considered to be mutator functions.

Unlike a procedural approach, a(n) ___________________ approach fits graphically windowed environments well.

In UML, class diagrams are used to describe classes and their ____________________.

The ____________________ function has no return type.

A(n) ____ is any non-constructor member function that accesses a class s private data members.

In C++, using the same name for a data member as for a member function does not produce an error.