Exam 11: Classes and Objects

When you use a class to create an object in an application, the procedures declared using the Private keyword are hidden from the application.

When an application needs to assign data to or retrieve data from a Private variable in a class, it must use a Public ____ to do so.

The sole purpose of a constructor is to initialize the class's variables.

Each constructor included in a class has the name ____.

A method that is not a constructor can be either a Sub procedure or a Function procedure.

Objects are created, or instantiated, from ____.

The data type of a Property procedure must match the data type of the Private variable associated with the Property procedure.

You can define a class that contains properties only.

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

Two constructors in a class can have the same parameters.

A statement that is used to create an object from a class must begin with the Dim keyword.

Every class should have at least one constructor.

The code in the Get block allows the application to assign a value to the Private variable.

The default constructor has ____ parameter(s).

Within the Property procedure you define a Get block of code and a(n) ____ block of code.

A Property procedure begins with the keywords ____.

The properties of an object allow the object to perform tasks.

The Get statement ends with the keyword(s) ____.

By convention, the first letter of each word in a property name should be capitalized.

The Get block of a Public property typically contains the validation code.