Question 1

Any child class function with the same name and argument list as the parent ____ the parent function.

Accepted Answer

A)  specializes 
B)  generalizes 
C)  overloads 
D)  overrides 
A)  specializes 
B)  generalizes 
C)  overloads 
D)  overrides D

Question 2

What happens if a derived class uses the protected access specifier for inheritance?

Accepted Answer

If a derived class uses the protected access specifier for inheritance, then the following statements are true: 
- Base class members that are public become protected in the derived class. 
- Base class members that are protected remain protected in the derived class. 
- Base class members that are private are inaccessible in the derived class.,

Question 3

If a base class contains a function that the derived class should not have, you can create a ____________________ function with the same name in the derived class.

Accepted Answer

dummy or empty,empty,dummy

Question 4

C++ programmers usually use the ____ access specifier for inheritance.

Accepted Answer

A)  public 
B)  protected 
C)  private 
D)  friend 
A)  public 
B)  protected 
C)  private 
D)  friend

Question 5

Match between columns
                        Premises: to call a function

Accepted Answer

The Answer of parent class and invoke a method and is...

Question 6

What are the advantages provided by inheritance?

Accepted Answer

Programs in which you derive new classes

Question 7

When you define a derived class, you can insert one of the three class access specifiers just prior to the ____________________ name.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When you define a derived class, you...

Question 8

What are the items that are never inherited by a child class?

Accepted Answer

The following are never inheri

Question 9

When a class serves as a base class to other classes, all of its members are included when you create an object from a derived class. However, the members of the base class that are ____ are not directly accessible from within the child class functions.

Accepted Answer

A)  public 
B)  protected 
C)  private 
D)  virtual 
A)  public 
B)  protected 
C)  private 
D)  virtual

Question 10

Can you create an array of parent class objects and store child class objects in it? What happens when you do this?

Accepted Answer

Because each child is a more specific in

Question 11

With respect to inheritance, what do generalization and specialization mean?

Accepted Answer

Inheritance supports generaliz

Question 12

The children of a virtual base class cannot be used as a base to another class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

A ____ function cannot be inherited.

Accepted Answer

A)  virtual 
B)  friend 
C)  public 
D)  protected 
A)  virtual 
B)  friend 
C)  public 
D)  protected

Question 14

Provide an example of a situation in which you would want to use inheritance when creating classes.

Accepted Answer

Objects used in computer programs are al

Question 15

When a class is a base class you are required to define data as protected rather than private .

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Match between columns
                        Premises: one that cannot be used from the current location

Accepted Answer

The Answer of override (a function) and parent class and is...

Question 17

Inheritance is said to use the ____ relationship.

Accepted Answer

A)  "has a" 
B)  "extends" 
C)  "is a" 
D)  "specializes" 
A)  "has a" 
B)  "extends" 
C)  "is a" 
D)  "specializes"

Question 18

Match between columns
                        Premises: class that is already known to work correctly

Accepted Answer

The Answer of single inheritance and inaccessible class member and is...

Question 19

To create a class Customer that derives from the class Person , you should use the following syntax:
Class Customer ____ public Person // public may be replaced
// by another class access
// specifier
{
// other statements go here
};

Accepted Answer

A)  : 
B)  extends 
C)  :: 
D)  -> 
A)  : 
B)  extends 
C)  :: 
D)  ->

Question 20

A derived class is also called a subclass or descendant.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Any child class function with the same name and argument list as the parent ____ the parent function.

What happens if a derived class uses the protected access specifier for inheritance?

If a base class contains a function that the derived class should not have, you can create a ____________________ function with the same name in the derived class.

C++ programmers usually use the ____ access specifier for inheritance.

What are the advantages provided by inheritance?

When you define a derived class, you can insert one of the three class access specifiers just prior to the ____________________ name.

What are the items that are never inherited by a child class?

When a class serves as a base class to other classes, all of its members are included when you create an object from a derived class. However, the members of the base class that are ____ are not directly accessible from within the child class functions.

Can you create an array of parent class objects and store child class objects in it? What happens when you do this?

With respect to inheritance, what do generalization and specialization mean?

The children of a virtual base class cannot be used as a base to another class.

A ____ function cannot be inherited.

Provide an example of a situation in which you would want to use inheritance when creating classes.

When a class is a base class you are required to define data as protected rather than private .

Inheritance is said to use the ____ relationship.

To create a class Customer that derives from the class Person , you should use the following syntax: Class Customer ____ public Person // public may be replaced // by another class access // specifier { // other statements go here };

A derived class is also called a subclass or descendant.

An Overview of Object-Oriented Programming and C++

Evaluating C Expressions

Making Decisions

Performing Loops

Understanding Arrays, Strings and Pointers

Using C++ Functions

Using Classes

Class Features and Design Issues

Understanding Friends and Overloading Operators

Using Templates

Handling Exceptions

Advanced Input and Output

Advanced Topics

Filters

Exam 10: Understanding Inheritance

Any child class function with the same name and argument list as the parent ____ the parent function.

What happens if a derived class uses the protected access specifier for inheritance?

If a base class contains a function that the derived class should not have, you can create a ____________________ function with the same name in the derived class.

C++ programmers usually use the ____ access specifier for inheritance.

What are the advantages provided by inheritance?

When you define a derived class, you can insert one of the three class access specifiers just prior to the ____________________ name.

What are the items that are never inherited by a child class?

When a class serves as a base class to other classes, all of its members are included when you create an object from a derived class. However, the members of the base class that are ____ are not directly accessible from within the child class functions.

Can you create an array of parent class objects and store child class objects in it? What happens when you do this?

With respect to inheritance, what do generalization and specialization mean?

The children of a virtual base class cannot be used as a base to another class.

A ____ function cannot be inherited.

Provide an example of a situation in which you would want to use inheritance when creating classes.

When a class is a base class you are required to define data as protected rather than private .

Inheritance is said to use the ____ relationship.

To create a class Customer that derives from the class Person , you should use the following syntax: Class Customer ____ public Person // public may be replaced // by another class access // specifier { // other statements go here };

A derived class is also called a subclass or descendant.

An Overview of Object-Oriented Programming and C++

Evaluating C Expressions

Making Decisions

Performing Loops

Understanding Arrays, Strings and Pointers

Using C++ Functions

Using Classes

Class Features and Design Issues

Understanding Friends and Overloading Operators

Using Templates

Handling Exceptions

Advanced Input and Output

Advanced Topics

Filters