Object Orientated Program

Question 1

Reason for OOP

Answer 1

Breaks code down into smaller modules with states and functionality

I.e. class solely for customers and another for food choice

Question 2

Modularity

Answer 2

OOP enabled programmers to create modules, no change for when an object is added

Easy to Create new object

Question 3

Scalability

Answer 3

OOP makes development and maintenance easier.

Design is modular, part can be updated without large scale changes

Question 4

Data hiding

Answer 4

OOP can hide and secure data

Question 5

Real life scenario

Answer 5

OOP can simulate real world

Question 6

Set up for OOP

Answer 6

Class needs details and functionalities

Question 7

Class needs

Answer 7

Attributes (variables)

Can be string and long

Question 8

Access modifier

Answer 8

Keywords used to define the state of a data type

I.e public 
 Determines how an attribute, class and method can be edited

Question 9

Access modifiers can be applied to what?

Answer 9

Class, attributed and methods

Question 10

Public vs private

Answer 10

Public: members can access in other classes

Prívate: only can access inside that specific class

Question 11

Object

Answer 11

Containments of the class

“Instance if a class”

Holds data for every variable of a class, NOT PRIMITIVE DATA TYPES

Use of a class == object

    Stud stud = new stud();
                                ^This is new object 

 Stud stud1 = stud;
                   ^ this is reference variable not obj

Question 12

Class vs method naming

Answer 12

Class is Pascal: CustomorInfo

Method is camal: customerInfo

Question 13

Calling an object

Answer 13

= new class(parameters);