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    The basic unit of encapsulation in Java is the class. To instantiate a class, the correct syntax is ClassName object = new ClassName(parameters). Methods are generally declared as public so other classes may use them. A Java Applet is a web-based Java program that is embedded into a web browser and can include graphics.

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    The basic unit of encapsulation in Java is the class. To instantiate a class, the correct syntax is ClassName object = new ClassName(parameters). Methods are generally declared as public so other classes may use them. A Java Applet is a web-based Java program that is embedded into a web browser and can include graphics.

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    The basic unit of encapsulation in Java is the class. To instantiate a class, the correct syntax is ClassName object = new ClassName(parameters). Methods are generally declared as public so other classes may use them. A Java Applet is a web-based Java program that is embedded into a web browser and can include graphics.

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    The basic unit of encapsulation in Java is the class. To instantiate a class, the correct syntax is ClassName object = new ClassName(parameters). Methods are generally declared as public so other classes may use them. A Java Applet is a web-based Java program that is embedded into a web browser and can include graphics.

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    1.

    The basic unit of encapsulation in Java is the: Mark for Review


    (1) Points
    method
    package
    classpath
    class (*)

    Incorrect

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 1.


    2.

    Consider

    public class YourClass{


    public YourClass(int i)
    {/*code*/}
    // more code...}
    To instantiate YourClass, what would you write? Mark for Review
    (1) Points
    YourClass y = new YourClass();
    YourClass y = new YourClass(3); (*)
    YourClass y = YourClass(3);
    YourClass y = YourClass();
    None of the above.

    Correct

    Correct
    3.

    Which of the following calls the method calculate correc

    tly?
    Mark for Review
    (1) Points
    ThisClass t=new ThisClass(); int x=t.calculate(3,4); (*)

    ThisClass t=new ThisClass(); int x=t.calculate(3);


    int x=calculate(3,4);
    ThisClass t=new ThisClass(); int x=t.calculate();

    Correct

    Correct

    4.
    A team is working on a coding project. They desire that
    all portions of their code should have access to the classes that they write. Wh
    at access modifier should be used for each class?
    Mark for Review
    (1) Points
    public (*)
    protected
    private
    default
    All of the above

    Incorrect

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 2.


    5.

    How is it possible for overloading to work?

    Mark fo

    r Review
    (1) Points
    There is no such thing as overloading.
    The code has to be declared as private.
    Java Virtual Machine searches until it finds a constructor name and argu
    ment type match. (*)
    The interpreter doesn't care what you name your constructors.

    Incorrect

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 2.

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    6.

    Next

    Summary

    Which of the following can be used as a parameter?

    Mark for Review

    (1) Points
    (Choose all correct answers)
    Objects (*)
    Constructors
    Strings (*)
    Integers (*)
    Arrays (*)

    Incorrect

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 2.


    7.

    Would this code be correct if a Dog is a HousePet? Why o

    r Why not?
    HousePet Scooby = new Dog();
    (1) Points

    Mark for Review

    Maybe. There is no way to tell without seeing the methods for Dog and th
    e methods for HousePet.
    No, because ref must be declared either a HousePet or a Dog, but not bot
    h.
    Yes, because it is an abstract class.
    Yes, because polymorphism allows this since Dog is a subclass of HousePe
    t. (*)

    Correct

    Correct

    8.
    Mark for Review
    (1) Points

    Identify the correct way to declare an abstract class.

    abstract public class ClassName{...}


    public class abstract ClassName(...)
    public abstract ClassName(...)
    public abstract class ClassName{...} (*)

    Incorrect

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 5.

    9.
    Abstract classes cannot implement interfaces. True or fa
    lse?
    Mark for Review
    (1) Points
    True
    False (*)

    Incorrect

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 5.

    10.
    Consider creating a class Square that extends the Rectan
    gle class provided below. Knowing that a square always has the same width and le
    ngth, which of the following best represents a constructor for the Square class?

    Mark for Review


    (1) Points

    (*)
    None of the above.

    Correct

    Correct

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    Next

    Summary

    Review your answers, feedback, and question scores below. An asterisk (*) indica
    tes a correct answer.
    Section 7 Quiz
    (Answer all questions in this section)
    11.
    Methods are generally declared as public so other classe
    s may use them. True or false? Mark for Review
    (1) Points
    True (*)
    False

    Correct

    Correct
    12.

    What is the Java Applet?

    Mark for Review

    (1) Points
    (Choose all correct answers)
    There is no such thing as a Java Applet.
    It is the virtual machine that translates Java code into a representatio
    n that the computer can understand.
    A web-based Java program that is embedded into a web browser. (*)
    A graphic visual included in Java. (*)

    Incorrect

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 4.

    13.
    Static classes can exist as inner classes. True or false
    ?
    Mark for Review
    (1) Points
    True (*)
    False

    Correct

    Correct

    14.
    Static classes can't return instances of the parent clas
    s when the parent class uses a private constructor. True or false?
    Mark fo
    r Review
    (1) Points
    True
    False (*)

    Incorrect

    ue or false?
    (1) Points

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 3.


    15.
    You can create static classes as independent classes. Tr
    Mark for Review

    True
    False (*)

    Incorrect
    Previous

    Incorrect. Refer to Section 7 Lesson 3.


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