C++

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Question 1

1. All of the items that follow the keyword "private:"

	1.	cannot be referenced by name anyplace
	2.	can only be referenced within the definitions of the member functions
	3.	can only be referenced within main
	4.	can only be referenced by other objects

Question 2

1. Once you make a member variable a private member variable, there is no way to change its value

True

False

Question 3

1. Good programming practice require that all member variables be private

True

False

Question 4

1. In C++, API stands for

	1.	Applied Precision, Inc
	2.	Academic Performance Index
	3.	application programmer interface
	4.	access program index

Question 5

1. The implementation of a class tells how the class interface is realized as C++ code

True

False

Question 6

1. Getters are functions that:

		simply return the value of a private member variable
		simply set the value of a private member variable

Question 7

1. Setters are functions that:

		simply set the value of a private member variable
		simply return the value of a private member variable

Question 8

1. Constructor is:

Select ALL that apply.

		are used to set member variables of the class to a value after the object has been created
		a special kind of class member function that is executed when an object of that class is instantiated
		are typically used to initialize member variables of the class to appropriate default values

1. Constructors have the following specific rules: Select ALL that apply.

		Constructors should not have the same name as the class
		Constructors have void as a return type
		Constructors have no return type (not even void)
		Constructors should always have the same name as the class (with the same capitalization)