Exam 11: Classes and Objects

The methods in a class cannot reference the class's Private variables directly; they must reference the Private variables indirectly through the Public properties.

When you use a class to create an object in an application, variables declared using both the Public keyword and the Private keyword are made available to the application.

You should use ____ to name a property.

The Class statement is entered in a class file.

A ____ encapsulates the attributes and behaviors of the object it creates.

You should always use a Public property to assign a value received from a program.

After an object is created and its address assigned to a variable, you can access its properties using the syntax ____.

A Property procedure ends with the keyword(s) ____.

You can enter only one instruction within a Set statement.

The methods of an object describe its characteristics.