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Dive deep into the fascinating world of Access Specifiers with our comprehensive set of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs). This page is dedicated to exploring the fundamental concepts and intricacies of Access Specifiers, a crucial aspect of Object Oriented Programming. In this section, you will encounter a diverse range of MCQs that cover various aspects of Access Specifiers, from the basic principles to advanced topics. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to challenge your knowledge and deepen your understanding of this critical subcategory within Object Oriented Programming.

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Explore more Topics under Object Oriented Programming

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OOPs Concept and Features

02

Objects and Classes in OOPs

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Constructors and Destructors

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Class Members

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Member Functions

06

Inheritance and its Types

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Exception Handling

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Objects and Pointers

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Memory Allocation and Variable Scope

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Overloading

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Inbuilt Classes

Q51.

Which among the following for public specifier is false?

The static members can’t be public

The public members are available in other packages too

The subclasses can inherit the public members privately

There can be only one public class in java program

Discuss

Answer: (a).The static members can’t be public

Q52.

A class has its default constructor defined as public. Class B inherits class A privately. The class:

B will not be able to have instances

Only A can have instances

Only B can have instances

Both classes can have instances

Discuss

Answer: (d).Both classes can have instances

Q53.

Which specifier can be used to inherit protected members as protected in subclass but public as public in subclass?

Private

Default

Public

Protected

Discuss

Answer: (c).Public

Q54.

Which among the following is true for public class?

There can be more than one public class in a single program

Public class members can be used without using instance of class

Public class is available only within the package

Public classes can be accessed from any other class using instance

Discuss

Answer: (d).Public classes can be accessed from any other class using instance

Q55.

If a class doesn’t have public members, then________

None of its members will be able to get inherited

None of its instance creation will be allowed

None of its member function can be called outside the class

None of its data members will be able to get initial value

Discuss

Answer: (c).None of its member function can be called outside the class

Q56.

In multi-level inheritance(all public) , the public members of parent/superclass will ________

Will continue to get inherited subsequently

Will not be inherited after one subclass inheritance

Will not be available to be called outside class

Will not be able to allocated with any memory space

Discuss

Answer: (a).Will continue to get inherited subsequently

Q57.

Which specifier allows to secure the public members of base class in inherited classes?

Private

Protected

Public

Private and Protected

Discuss

Answer: (d).Private and Protected

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Welcome to the Access Specifiers MCQs Page

Access Specifiers MCQs | Page 6 of 6

Explore more Topics under Object Oriented Programming

OOPs Concept and Features

Objects and Classes in OOPs

Constructors and Destructors

Class Members

Member Functions

Inheritance and its Types

Exception Handling

Objects and Pointers

Memory Allocation and Variable Scope

Overloading

Inbuilt Classes

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