Computer Applications
Refer a class structure as shown below:
class MySchool {
Name
Address
Principal's name
AcceptData();
PrintData();
}
With reference to the above class declaration, indicate whether the following statements are True/False:
- Acceptdata( ) is the characteristic of the class.
- Address is behaviour of the class.
- Acceptdata( ) and PrintData( ) are the common behaviour for the objects of class 'MySchool'.
- Behaviours is the medium of inter-object communication.
- Creating multiple objects of the class 'MySchool' is not possible.
Objects & Classes
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Answer
- False
- False
- True
- True
- False
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