Exam 11: Introduction to Classes
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Exam 5: Repetition Statements50 Questions
Exam 6: Modularity Using Functions50 Questions
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How you choose to store data in a user-defined abstract data type is called its data ____________________.
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Defining more than one ____________________ constructor for a class is a common programming error.
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When constructing a class in C++, the ____ section declares both the data types and functions for the class.
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The ____ keyword specifies that the class members following it can be accessed only by using the class functions.
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A common programming error consists of failing to terminate the class declaration section with a ____ character.
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Just as a variable of an integer type must be defined, variables of a user-declared class must also be defined.
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By definition, a(n) ____________________ is simply a user-defined type that defines both a type of data and the operations that can be performed on it.
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Like constructors, there can be more than one destructor function per class.
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Both the variables and functions listed in the class declaration section are collectively referred to as ____.
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