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OOPs Concept and Features

02

Constructors and Destructors

03

Access Specifiers

04

Class Members

05

Member Functions

06

Inheritance and its Types

07

Exception Handling

08

Objects and Pointers

09

Memory Allocation and Variable Scope

10

Overloading

11

Inbuilt Classes

Q101.

What is the output of following program?

template <typename T>
void test(const T&x) 
{
    static int count = 0;
    cout &lt;&lt; "x = " &lt;&lt; x &lt;&lt; " count = " &lt;&lt; count &lt;&lt; endl;
    ++count;
    return;
}
 
void main() 
{
    test<int> (2);
    test<int>(2);
    test<double>(2.2);
}

x = 2 count = 0
x = 2.2 count = 0
x = 2.2 count = 0

x = 2 count = 0
x = 2 count = 0
x = 2.2 count = 0

x = 2 count = 0
x = 2 count = 1
x = 2.2 count = 0

x = 2 count = 0
x = 2 count = 1
x = 2.2 count = 2

Discuss

Answer: (c).x = 2 count = 0
x = 2 count = 1
x = 2.2 count = 0

Q102.

If template class is defined, is it necessary to use different types of data for each call?

No, not necessary

No, but at least two types must be there

Yes, to make proper use of template

Yes, for code efficiency

Discuss

Answer: (a).No, not necessary

Q103.

How many generic types can be given inside a single template class?

Only 1

Only 3

Only 7

As many as required

Discuss

Answer: (d).As many as required

Q104.

Template classes must have at least one static member.

True

False

May be

Can't say

Discuss

Answer: (b).False

Q105.

Which is most appropriate definition of a base class?

It is parent of any of its derived class

It is child of one of the parent class

It is most basic class of whole program

It is class with maximum number of members

Discuss

Answer: (a).It is parent of any of its derived class

Q106.

A base class is also known as _____________ class.

Basic

Inherited

Super

Sub

Discuss

Answer: (c).Super

Q107.

An abstract class is always a __________ class.

Base

Derived

Template

Nested

Discuss

Answer: (a).Base

Q108.

How many base classes can a single class inherit in java?

As many as required

Discuss

Answer: (a).1

Q109.

How to make a derived class a base class?

Change name of the class

Use keyword base

Make a class derive from it

Can’t be done

Discuss

Answer: (c).Make a class derive from it

Q110.

If a base class is being derived by two other classes, which inheritance will that be called?

Single

Multiple

Multi-level

Hierarchical

Discuss

Answer: (d).Hierarchical

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Welcome to the Objects and Classes in OOPs MCQs Page

Objects and Classes in OOPs MCQs | Page 11 of 15

Explore more Topics under Object Oriented Programming

OOPs Concept and Features

Constructors and Destructors

Access Specifiers

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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