Tag: programming languages

No

Yes, but only if the two classes have the same name

Yes, but only if the main program does not declare both kinds

Yes, this is always allowed

Inherits data members and member functions from base class

Inherits constructors and destructor

Object can access protected members with the dot operator

Inherits data members and member functions from base class as well as Inherits constructors and destructor

Polymorphism

Inheritance

Overloading

None of these options

Zero instance

Multiple instance

Both Zero instance & Multiple instance

None of these options

Serialization

Persistence

Marshalling

None of these options

Data hiding

Encapsulation

Data Binding

None of these options

Exceptions for objects

Objects of classes

Arguments

Errors

Only with a double line between base class & derived classes

A plane line with no shape on either end

A line with an arrow-head pointing in direction of parent or superclass

Diamond shape between classes

The automatic assignment operator is used

The copy constructor is used

Compiler error

Run-time error

Association

Aggregation

Link

None of these options