Question 1

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Base classes:

Accepted Answer

classes from which you derive new classes

Question 2

Objects interact with each other via ____________________.

Accepted Answer

function calls

Question 3

Classes that are created from existing classes are called ____________________ classes.

Accepted Answer

derived

Question 4

____________________ is the ability to use the same expression to denote different operations.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is the ability to use the...

Question 5

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Polymorphism:

Accepted Answer

the ability to use t

Question 6

A derived class can have a constructor with default parameters.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Encapsulation:

Accepted Answer

the ability to combi

Question 8

____________________ represents an "is-a" relationship.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ represents an "is-a" relationship....

Question 9

A derived class object can directly access the private members of a base class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Single inheritance:

Accepted Answer

when an ob

Question 11

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Inheritance:

Accepted Answer

the ability to creat

Question 12

In structured programming, the function is a fundamental entity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Composition (aggregation):

Accepted Answer

one or more members

Question 14

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Multiple inheritance:

Accepted Answer

when a derived class

Question 15

What does these terms refer to:
-$ \gg $  Derived classes:

Accepted Answer

new classe

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Base classes:

Objects interact with each other via ____________________.

Classes that are created from existing classes are called ____________________ classes.

____________________ is the ability to use the same expression to denote different operations.

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Polymorphism:

A derived class can have a constructor with default parameters.

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Encapsulation:

____________________ represents an "is-a" relationship.

A derived class object can directly access the private members of a base class.

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Single inheritance:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Inheritance:

In structured programming, the function is a fundamental entity.

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Composition (aggregation):

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Multiple inheritance:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Derived classes:

An Overview of Computers and Programming Languages

Basic Elements of C++

Inputoutput

Control Structures I Selection

Control Structures II Repetition

User-Defined Functions

User-Defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, and the String Type

Arrays and Strings

Records Structs

Classes and Data Abstraction

Pointers, Classes, Virtual Functions, Abstract Classes, and Lists

Overloading and Templates

Exception Handling

Recursion

Linked Lists

Stacks and Queues

Searching and Sorting Algorithms

Binary Trees

Graphs

Standard Template Library STL

Filters

Exam 11: Inheritance and Composition

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Base classes:

Objects interact with each other via ____________________.

Classes that are created from existing classes are called ____________________ classes.

____________________ is the ability to use the same expression to denote different operations.

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Polymorphism:

A derived class can have a constructor with default parameters.

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Encapsulation:

____________________ represents an "is-a" relationship.

A derived class object can directly access the private members of a base class.

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Single inheritance:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Inheritance:

In structured programming, the function is a fundamental entity.

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Composition (aggregation):

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Multiple inheritance:

What does these terms refer to: - ≫ \gg ≫ Derived classes:

An Overview of Computers and Programming Languages

Basic Elements of C++

Inputoutput

Control Structures I Selection

Control Structures II Repetition

User-Defined Functions

User-Defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, and the String Type

Arrays and Strings

Records Structs

Classes and Data Abstraction

Pointers, Classes, Virtual Functions, Abstract Classes, and Lists

Overloading and Templates

Exception Handling

Recursion

Linked Lists

Stacks and Queues

Searching and Sorting Algorithms

Binary Trees

Graphs

Standard Template Library STL

Filters

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Base classes:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Polymorphism:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Encapsulation:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Single inheritance:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Inheritance:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Composition (aggregation):

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Multiple inheritance:

What does these terms refer to: - $\gg$ Derived classes: