True
False
Optional
None of These
To facilitate the reusability of code
To help modular programming
To facilitate the conversion of data types
To extend the capabilities of a class
union
structure
class
Array
protected
switch
goto
for
multiple inheritance
multilevel inheritance
default inheritance
multiplex inheritance
offer more specific objects than its derived classes
correspond to something in the rest world
behave badly when the chops are down
be a generalized version of its derived classes
Returns the value and continues executing rest of the statements, if any
Returns the value and stops the program
Returns the value and stops executing the function
Stops executing the function and returns the value
Using union
Using structure
Using pointers
Using scope resolution
It is related with hiding internal object details
It is related with showing internal object details
It is related with datatypes
None of above
!Classname( )
@Classname( )
$Classname( )
~Classname( )
: :
?
: ?
%
Fundamental data type
Primitive data type
User Defined data type
Not defined
Classname Objectname
Class Classname Objectname
Class Classname Object Objectname
Classname Object Objectname
Function code
Prototype
Function Call
Parameter list
Object is part of syntax of a class
Object is datatype of a class
Object is an instance of a class
Object is function of a class
Object-oriented programming
Procedural programming
Both a and b
None of the above
Bjarne Stroustrup
Dennis Ritchie
James Gosling
Guido van Rossum
.c
.cpp
.class
.java
int
float
public
main
A sequence of three characters used as an alternative for certain characters
A type of variable
A function in C++
A type of loop
