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02-OOP Key Concepts

 1. Which of the following is NOT a part of Object Oriented Programming? (OOP)

  Inheritance

  Multitasking

  Encapsulation

  Information Hiding

 2. What is the template of an object called?

  Class

  ObjectTemplate()

  Blueprint

  Stencil

 3. OOP promotes a way of programming that allows programmers to think in terms of

  Objects

  People

  Data

  Attributes

 4. "Information Hiding" can also be termed as:

  Moulding

  Encapsulation

  Inheritance

  Cloaking

 5. The process by which one object can acquire the properties of another object is:

  Abstraction

  Polymorphism

  Inheritance

  Blueprinting

 6. A big advantage of OOP over traditional programming is:

  The objects are all declared private

  The ability to re-use classes

  Cachability

  The convenience of giving all objects in a project the same name

 7. "Constructors" in OOP are used to:

  Initialize a newly created object

  Construct attributes linked to an polymorphed state

  Construct a function

  Build a GUI

 8. Two or more methods with the same name in the same class with different arguments is called

  Method overcompensating

  Method overriding

  Method overusing

  Method overloading

 9. In an object oriented language, it is possible to create another class called a 'derived class' that is based on an existing class - The derived class has all the properties of the 'superclass' (the parent class) and also some data and methods of its own.

  True

  False

 10. What is the name of the created class in the below example? 
class Dog:

    kind = 'canine'         # class variable shared by all instances
    def __init__(self, name):
        self.name = name    # instance variable unique to each instance

  canine

  class

  kind

  Dog


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