Computer interview questions – page 70

Class access specifiers are also known as ____

1. A.Specifications
2. B.Class depth
3. C.Visibility labels
4. D.None of these

____ are the functions that perform specific task in a class.

1. A.Data functions
2. B.Concrete functions
3. C.Member functions
4. D.Data members

The class body has ___ access specifies.

1. A.1
2. B.2
3. C.3
4. D.4

The members declared as ____ can only be accessed within the class.

1. A.Private
2. B.Public
3. C.Protected
4. D.Class

Class comprises ____

1. A.Data members
2. B.Member functions
3. C.Both (a) and (b)
4. D.None of these

When objects of a class are created, separate memory is allocated for?

1. A.Member functions only
2. B.Member variables only
3. C.Both a and b
4. D.Neither functions nor variables

The class access specifier used to access friend function is ____

1. A.Private
2. B.Public
3. C.Protected
4. D.Both (b) and (c)

Which is the base class of the class heavy_vehicle?

1. A.Bus
2. B.Heavy_vehicle
3. C.Vehicle
4. D.Both (a) and (c)

Which of the following is a user defined data type?

1. A.Protected
2. B.Public
3. C.Object
4. D.Class

The lifetime of a static member variable is same as ___

1. A.Lifetime of the program
2. B.The public variable of any object
3. C.The private of variable of any object
4. D.The first object of its class

Which one of the following language features classes?

1. A.C
2. B.C++
3. C.Basic
4. D.None

The return type of a member function of a class can be ____

1. A.A valid C++ data type or object data type
2. B.Only a valid C++ data type
3. C.Only object data type
4. D.None of the given

Private, public and protected are all ____

1. A.Access specifiers
2. B.C++ variables
3. C.Control structures of C++
4. D.Derived class members

Which is not inherited from the base class?

1. A.Data members
2. B.Constructor
3. C.Function
4. D.Object

When a class is derived by access specifier public, the protected members of base class are derived as ____ of derived class.

1. A.Private members
2. B.Public members
3. C.Protected members
4. D.None

When a sub class inherits only from one base class, it is known as ___

1. A.Single inheritance
2. B.Double inheritance
3. C.Hierarchical inheritance
4. D.None

In inheritance, the newly created classes are ___

1. A.Function
2. B.Super class
3. C.Derived class
4. D.Base class

The default visibility mode while inheriting members of a base class is ____

1. A.Extended public
2. B.Public
3. C.Protected
4. D.Private

Single, multiple, multilevel, hybrid and hierarchical are all types of ____

1. A.Overloading
2. B.Encapsulation
3. C.Inheritance
4. D.Polymorphism

When a class is inherited by public visibility mode the public members of base class are derived as ____ of derived class.

1. A.Public members
2. B.Protected members
3. C.Private members
4. D.None

Classes used only for deriving other classes are called ___

1. A.Abstract classes
2. B.Derived classes
3. C.Public classes
4. D.Objects

A derived class that inherits from multiple base class is known as ____

1. A.Single inheritance
2. B.Multiple inheritance
3. C.Multilevel inheritance
4. D.Hybrid inheritance

The process of creating new data types from existing data type is called as ____

1. A.Encapsulation
2. B.Overloading
3. C.Polymorphism
4. D.Inheritance

In inheritance, protected members of base class are inherited as ____ when private access specifier is used.

1. A.Public members
2. B.Private members
3. C.Protected members
4. D.Not inherited at all

Reusability of code, code sharing, consistency of interface are all advantages of ____

1. A.Encapsulation
2. B.Inheritance
3. C.Polymorphism
4. D.Overloading

The class created from an existing base class is called ___

1. A.Second class
2. B.New class
3. C.Derived class
4. D.Rich class

The class from which the other classes are derived is called as ____

1. A.Objects
2. B.Functions
3. C.Sub-class
4. D.Object class

In C++ functions are also called ___

1. A.Definitions
2. B.Concepts
3. C.Methods
4. D.Organizers

Which of the following is not a valid class specifier?

1. A.Private
2. B.Pointer
3. C.Public
4. D.Protected

OOP stands for ___

1. A.Object to Object Programming
2. B.Object Oriented Programming
3. C.Online Objects Programming
4. D.Object Oriented Processes