At run time
At compile time
At coding time
At execution time
Simple Interest
SimpleInterest
1SimpleInterest
Simple@Interest
public
default
Both a and b
None of these
A=B+C;
A=8;
Both A and B
obj1
1obj
Obj 1
Obj#1
One object is used to create one class.
One class is used to create one object.
One object can create many classes.
One class can create many objects.
Hiding complexity
Method hiding
Hiding constructor
None
JVM
Source Code
Compilation
Bytecode
Composition
Inheritance
Encapsulation
Multiple inheritance for classes
multiple inheritance of interface
compile time polymorphism
Polymorphism
Abstraction
class
Data hiding
polymorphism
All of the above
Behaviour
Situation
Identifier
Operator
Value
None of These
Operators
Identifiers
Literals
All of These
Punctuator
Variable
Separator
method overriding
method overloading
constructor overloading
operator overloading
Functions of the object
Data Members of the object
Content of an object
All of these
.java
.class
Variables
Keywords
Punctuators
Compile time polymorphism
Execution time polymorphism
Multiple polymorphism
Multilevel polymorphism
Function overriding
Function overloading
Class
Object
Method
. (dot)
+ (plus)
– (minus)
/ (divide)
Procedure Oriented Programming
Modular Programming
Object Oriented Programming
Member Functions
Data Members
Compile time
Run time
Both
Wrapping data fields with methods
Hiding data and internal methods using access modifiers in a class
Using Interfaces
Explicit Type Conversion
Implicit Type Conversion
class Cat extends Animal
class Animal extends Cat
Both are correct way
None is correct way
Program
High level Language