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Question 1

Sequence of instructions expressed in specific programming language.

Answer 1

Program

Question 2

Computers native language.

Answer 2

Machine language

Question 3

He received ACM’s Turing Award, the “Nobel Prize of Computing,” in 2003 for Smalltalk, the first complete dynamic OOPL

Answer 3

Dr. Alan Kay

Question 4

Simplified representation of salient features of something, either tangible or abstract

Answer 4

Model

Question 5

Grammatical rules for forming instructions.

Answer 5

Syntax

Question 6

Collection of collaborating components

Answer 6

System

Question 7

Two-step process to translate from Java to machine language:
Execution
Semantics
Syntax
Compilation

Answer 7

Execution, Compilation

Question 8

In OOP, objects are considered anthropomorphic. anthropomorphic meaning ____

Answer 8

Smart

Question 9

Java was developed by Sun Microsystems and it is meant to run on many “platforms” without change, from desktop to cell phones

True
False

Answer 9

True

Question 9

These are methods that retrieves field values.

Answer 9

accessor

Question 10

It is the blueprint of an object.

Answer 10

Class

Question 11

It is the abstraction of a real world concept into programming.

Answer 11

Object

Question 12

It is the representation of object characteristics on Java programming.

Answer 12

Attributes

Question 13

What is the value of an object types in the default constructor?

Answer 13

null

Question 14

It is the concept of hiding details you do not care about as a user.

Answer 14

Abstraction

Question 15

These are the capabilities of an object

Answer 15

Behavior

Question 16

Where does overloaded methods differ?

Answer 16

parameter list

Question 17

This property states that objects are smart on their own but requires others to tell what it needs to do.

Answer 17

Anthropomorphic

Question 18

It is the keyword that pointsto the current instance.

Answer 18

this

Question 19

a relationship where 1 object relies on the existence of the other object. Thus, when the independent object is cleared, the dependent is object will be useless on its own.

Answer 19

Composition

Question 20

a relationship between 2 independent objects where one can exist without the other. Each object can perform on its own, however linking them provides more meaning.

Answer 20

Aggregation

Question 21

an asymmetrical connection between 2 objects depicting “Is-a” relationship. It also shows a heirarchical order between the objects. In this type of relationship, an object can either be the parent class or the child class.

Answer 21

Inheritance

Question 22

it is the base class to be used. It is also known as “superclass”.

Answer 22

Parent

Question 23

it is the derived class from the parent. It is also known as “subclass”.

Answer 23

Child

Question 24

means "many forms". It is a way of coding generically. This allows us to collectively call all the instances of the subclasses as the superclass type.

Answer 24

Polymorphism

Question 25

It is an annotation that tells the interpreter that we are specifically overriding a method.

Answer 25

@Override

Question 26

is a Java code that provides only method signatures in the body. It requires the implementer to define the actions for the corresponding methods.

Answer 26

interface

Question 27

represents "Has-a" relationship.

Answer 27

Association

Question 28

models "Is-a" relationship.

Answer 28

Inheritance