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Question 1

A group of objects that work together to get something done.

Answer 1

OOP Program

Question 2

A program that does not have to be written for a specific operating system.

Answer 2

Platform Independent

Question 3

A class that can be used as a template for the creation of new objects.

Answer 3

Programs

Question 4

Makes it possible to modify the variable from another program that is using the object.

Answer 4

Public int

Question 5

Not required for single statement IF statements or Loops.

Answer 5

Reason Brackets are missing

Question 6

Used to separate sections.

Answer 6

Semicolon

Question 7

Quotation type used for character values.

Answer 7

Single ‘

Question 8

Information in it’s original form.

Answer 8

Source

Question 9

An instruction you give a computer.

Answer 9

Statement

Question 10

A collection of characters.

Surrounded by double quotation marks.

Answer 10

String

Question 11

A line of text that can include letters, numbers, punctuation, and other characters.

Answer 11

String

Question 12

A class that inherits from another class.

Answer 12

Subclass

Question 13

A class that is inherited from.

Answer 13

Superclass

Question 14

Used to assign a value or display a value based on a condition.

Answer 14

Ternary Operator

Question 15

Each part of a program which takes care of a different task.

Answer 15

Thread

Question 16

For, While, and Do-While.

Answer 16

Three types of Loops

Question 17

Casts an object to the corresponding simple value.

Answer 17

Unboxing

Question 18

A storage place that can hold information, which may change.

Answer 18

Variable

Question 19

Tests the condition at the beginning of each repetition of a section of a program.

Answer 19

While Loop

Question 20

Statements that involve a mathematical equation and produce a result.

Answer 20

Expressions