What does OOP stand for?, Object-Oriented Programming, Online Operating Protocol, Object-Output Processing, Open-Output Programming, What is encapsulation?, Bundling data and instructions into an object, Passing properties to a subclass automatically, Handling the same instruction in different ways, Building programs from a library of objects, What is inheritance in OOP?, A subclass automatically gets properties from the parent class, Data and instructions are bundled into one object, Different objects respond to the same instruction differently, Programs are built from a library of reusable objects, What is polymorphism?, Different objects handle the same instruction in different ways, Properties pass from a parent class to a subclass, Data and instructions are bundled into one object, New programs are built using a code library, What is the highest level in the OOP hierarchy?, Class, Subclass, Instance, Object, "Right Triangle" is an example of which level?, Instance, Class, Subclass, Library, "Triangles" is an example of which level?, Subclass, Instance, Class, Object, What does a library contain in OOP?, A reusable collection of objects, A list of all class names, A database of instances only, A record of all program errors, What does code reusability allow programmers to do?, Build new programs from existing objects without writing everything from scratch, Bundle data and instructions into a single object, Allow different objects to respond to instructions the same way, Pass properties only to the highest class level, Which sentence correctly describes the object hierarchy?, Class → Subclass → Instance, Instance → Class → Subclass, Subclass → Instance → Class, Object → Class → Instance.

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