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OOPs Concept and Features

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Objects and Classes in OOPs

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Overloading

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Inbuilt Classes

Q11.

If the object is not to be passed to any function but the values of the object have to be used then:

The data members should be passed separately

The data members and member functions have to be passed separately

The values should be present in other variables

The object must be passed

Discuss

Answer: (a).The data members should be passed separately

Q12.

What will be the output if all necessary code is included (Header files and main function)?

void test (Object &y)
{
    y = "It is a string";
}
void main()
{
 Object x = null;
 test (x);
 System.out.println (x);
}

Run time error

Compile time error

Null

It is a string

Discuss

Answer: (d).It is a string

Q13.

In which type is new memory location will be allocated?

Only in pass by reference

Only in pass by value

Both in pass by reference and value

Depends on the code

Discuss

Answer: (b).Only in pass by value

Q14.

Pass by reference and pass by value can’t be done simultaneously in a single function argument list.

True

False

May be

Can't say

Discuss

Answer: (b).False

Q15.

In which of the following way(s) can the object be returned from a function?

Can only be returned by value

Can only be returned by reference

Can be returned either by value or reference

Can neither be returned by value nor by reference

Discuss

Answer: (c).Can be returned either by value or reference

Q16.

Whenever an object is returned by value ____________________

A temporary object is created

Temporary object is not created

Temporary object may or may not be created

New permanent object is created

Discuss

Answer: (a).A temporary object is created

Q17.

Where the temporary objects (created while return by value) are created?

Outside the function scope

Within the function

Inside the main function

Inside the calling function

Discuss

Answer: (b).Within the function

Q18.

Which is the correct syntax for returning an object by value?

void functionName ( ){ }

object functionName( ) { }

class object functionName( ) { }

ClassName functionName ( ){ }

Discuss

Answer: (d).ClassName functionName ( ){ }

Q19.

Which is the correct syntax for defining a function which passes an object by reference?

className& functionName ( )

className* functionName( )

className-> functionName( )

&className functionName()

Discuss

Answer: (a).className& functionName ( )

Q20.

If an object is declared inside the function then ____________________ outside the function

It can be returned by reference

It can’t be returned by reference

It can be returned by address

It can’t be returned at all

Discuss

Answer: (b).It can’t be returned by reference

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Explore more Topics under Object Oriented Programming

OOPs Concept and Features

Objects and Classes in OOPs

Constructors and Destructors

Access Specifiers

Class Members

Member Functions

Inheritance and its Types

Exception Handling

Memory Allocation and Variable Scope

Overloading

Inbuilt Classes

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