Question 1

An abstract data type is a type defined by C++.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

C++ is an extensible language.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

A(n) ____ language is one to which you can add your own data types.

Accepted Answer

A)  low-level 
B)  high-level 
C)  extensible 
D)  object-oriented 
A)  low-level 
B)  high-level 
C)  extensible 
D)  object-oriented C

Question 4

What is the difference in memory allocation between a static and a non-static variable?

Accepted Answer

When you create a non-static variable wi

Question 5

Should you use a static class member with an object name or with the class name?

Accepted Answer

Although you can use static class member

Question 6

Can you modify the this pointer? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

The this pointer is a constant

Question 7

The only type of class member function that does not have a this pointer is a ____ member function.

Accepted Answer

A)  const 
B)  static 
C)  public 
D)  private 
A)  const 
B)  static 
C)  public 
D)  private

Question 8

Match between columns
                        Premises: intercedes between you and the inner workings of an object

Accepted Answer

The Answer of access modifier and class and pointer-to-member operator is...

Question 9

Match between columns
                        Premises: allows the same operation to be carried out differently depending on the object

Accepted Answer

The Answer of access modifier and implementation section and polymorphism is...

Question 10

Match between columns
                        Premises: category of objects

Accepted Answer

The Answer of pointer-to-member operator and this pointer and implementation is...

Question 11

Write a class with three private fields and then modify it so that the fields are public. Show both versions.

Accepted Answer

class Student 
{ 
int idNum;

Question 12

You may use the this pointer instead of the class name and scope resolution operator when a local variable and a field name conflict.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

All members of a class share a single storage location for a static data member of that same class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Match between columns
                        Premises: a type you define

Accepted Answer

The Answer of polymorphism and access modifier and class variable is...

Question 15

When you create an object, a block of ____________________ is set aside for the data members.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When you create an object, a block...

Question 16

In what situation would you want to use the this pointer?

Accepted Answer

There are occasions when you might want

Question 17

Why should you make class data fields private and not public?

Accepted Answer

You gain a major advantage when you make

Question 18

A class is a new data type you create that is more complex than the basic data types.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

A C++ ____ is an instantiation of a class that can contain both data members and methods.

Accepted Answer

A)  variable 
B)  field 
C)  structure 
D)  object 
A)  variable 
B)  field 
C)  structure 
D)  object

Question 20

When you create a class, you usually make the functions private.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

An abstract data type is a type defined by C++.

C++ is an extensible language.

A(n) ____ language is one to which you can add your own data types.

What is the difference in memory allocation between a static and a non-static variable?

Should you use a static class member with an object name or with the class name?

Can you modify the this pointer? Why or why not?

The only type of class member function that does not have a this pointer is a ____ member function.

Write a class with three private fields and then modify it so that the fields are public. Show both versions.

You may use the this pointer instead of the class name and scope resolution operator when a local variable and a field name conflict.

All members of a class share a single storage location for a static data member of that same class.

When you create an object, a block of ____________________ is set aside for the data members.

In what situation would you want to use the this pointer?

Why should you make class data fields private and not public?

A class is a new data type you create that is more complex than the basic data types.

A C++ ____ is an instantiation of a class that can contain both data members and methods.

When you create a class, you usually make the functions private.

An Overview of Object-Oriented Programming and C++

Evaluating C Expressions

Making Decisions

Performing Loops

Understanding Arrays, Strings and Pointers

Using C++ Functions

Class Features and Design Issues

Understanding Friends and Overloading Operators

Understanding Inheritance

Using Templates

Handling Exceptions

Advanced Input and Output

Advanced Topics

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Exam 7: Using Classes

An abstract data type is a type defined by C++.

C++ is an extensible language.

A(n) ____ language is one to which you can add your own data types.

What is the difference in memory allocation between a static and a non-static variable?

Should you use a static class member with an object name or with the class name?

Can you modify the this pointer? Why or why not?

The only type of class member function that does not have a this pointer is a ____ member function.

Write a class with three private fields and then modify it so that the fields are public. Show both versions.

You may use the this pointer instead of the class name and scope resolution operator when a local variable and a field name conflict.

All members of a class share a single storage location for a static data member of that same class.

When you create an object, a block of ____________________ is set aside for the data members.

In what situation would you want to use the this pointer?

Why should you make class data fields private and not public?

A class is a new data type you create that is more complex than the basic data types.

A C++ ____ is an instantiation of a class that can contain both data members and methods.

When you create a class, you usually make the functions private.

An Overview of Object-Oriented Programming and C++

Evaluating C Expressions

Making Decisions

Performing Loops

Understanding Arrays, Strings and Pointers

Using C++ Functions

Class Features and Design Issues

Understanding Friends and Overloading Operators

Understanding Inheritance

Using Templates

Handling Exceptions

Advanced Input and Output

Advanced Topics

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