Multiple choice

When the object oriented design of software is prepared, the objects in the design have

  1. attributes and name only

  2. operations and name only

  3. attributes, name and operations

  4. either (1) or (2)
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C Correct answer
Explanation

In object-oriented design, objects are defined by three key components: attributes (data/properties), a name (identifier), and operations (methods/behaviors). Attributes store the object's state, operations define what the object can do, and the name identifies it. Options A and B are incomplete, while D incorrectly suggests either is sufficient.

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