Computer U1 Java.

Question 1

OOP.

Answer 1

Object Oriented Programming.

Question 2

Method used for designing a program using classes and objects

Answer 2

Object Oriented Programming.

Question 3

Identify the class and object.

Name Richard P. Feynman.

Answer 3

Class = Name.

Object = Richard P. Feynman.

Question 4

Designed to make OOP easier.

Answer 4

Java.

Question 5

Benefits of Java:

Answer 5

Free,
Reliable,
Used in Networking,
Dynamic,
Simplicity,
Secure.
Portable.

Question 6

Benefits of Java. Designed to make OOP easier.

Answer 6

Simplicity.

Question 7

Benefits of Java. Excludes components that are error-prone. A way for programmers to anticipate and handle errors in their program.

Answer 7

Reliable.

Question 8

Benefits of Java. Allows programmers to make revisions, addition, and modifications without affecting other programs that might already be using it.

Answer 8

Dynamic.

Question 9

Benefits of Java. Java classes can be loaded in most browsers to facilitate secure transaction over the internet.

Answer 9

Used in Networking.

Question 10

Benefits of Java. Ensures that a program can go only where it was designed to go.

Answer 10

Secure.

Question 11

Benefits of Java. No purchase needed.

Answer 11

Free.

Question 12

Benefits of Java. Java codes have the fiqwlewdme extensions. Java when compiled, a class file with class extension is created.

Answer 12

Portable.

Question 13

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