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CS129 Quiz 1-3

The quiz contains multiple choice questions testing knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and design patterns. Many questions ask about relationships between classes like aggregation, composition, generalization and association. Correct answers identify characteristics of object-oriented principles and patterns like singleton, builder, strategy, and observer.

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CS129 Quiz 1-3

The quiz contains multiple choice questions testing knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts like inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and design patterns. Many questions ask about relationships between classes like aggregation, composition, generalization and association. Correct answers identify characteristics of object-oriented principles and patterns like singleton, builder, strategy, and observer.

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QUIZ 1

1.TRUE – OOP Views a program as a group of objects that have certain properties and can perform certain functions

2. FALSE – Aggregation is a class relationship which is also known as “is-a” (has-a) relationship

3. TRUE – The constructor and the class have same names.

4. FALSE - C++ (Simula) is the first object oriented programming language.

5. FALSE – Static members of a class can be accessed (without) using an object instance of that class

6. TRUE – Constructors can be overload, which means that more than one constructor can be defined in a class.

7. TRUE – Encapsulation is a way to hide members of a class for protection.

8. FALSE – When a class defines its own constructor, the default constructor is overridden (over written)

9. FALSE – Constructor parameters may be passed to the parent class using the “base” (new) keyword

10. TRUE - The constructor is called only once.

11. TRUE – All classes have constructors

12. TRUE – The constructor is automatically called when an object is created or instantiated

13. FALSE – An object is a definition (instance) of a class.

14. FALSE – The default access modifier is “private” (default)

15. TRUE – In the definition, class A extends class B, the child class is A

16. FALSE – to make a variable read-only, a setter method is provided. (encapsulation?)

17. TRUE – To “protected” access modifies allows a variable to be visible to the child class only.

18. TRUE – Aggregation allows a class to contain a user-defined member variable.

19. FALSE - Child class have less (more) functionality than parent class.

20. TRUE – With inheritance, a child class can extend the parent class

21. TRUE – Java supports multiple inheritance of interfaces

22. TRUE – Constructors can’t be inherited of interfaces.

23. TRUE – The object class is the root of the inheritance hierarchy in java.

24. TRUE – Through polymorphism, a child class may redefine the behavior of a class

25. TRUE – Polymorphism allows a method to have different implementations

26. FALSE – Inheritance allows a program to acquire all properties and behavior of a class. (not all)

27. FALSE – To implement polymorphism, the child class must overwrite (override) the method of the parent class

28. TRUE – with polymorphism, the object may be determined and created during runtime

29. FALSE – Objects are stored in the stack (heap) portion of the computer memory

30. TRUE – Inheritance allows us to reuse existing codes


QUIZ 2

1. TRUE - A use case represents an internal view of the system


2. TRUE - In composition relationship, Class A and class B have the same lifetime
3. FALSE - The symbol ‘- - - >’ is used to denote realization (dependency)
4. FALSE - The “extends” (includes) relationship is commonly used when a case compulsorily need the behavior of
another
5. TRUE - A use-case diagram actor represents a human and other systems
6. Both generalization and dependency describe an “is a” relationship.
7. TRUE - UML is a graphical language for expressing object-oriented designs.
8. TRUE - Behavioral modeling describes the interaction in the system
9. FALSE - Class Diagram is a graphical representation of the (static) dynamic view that shows a collection of
declarative model and their contents and relationship
10. TRUE - Aggregation is a situation where object of class B retains an existence independent of Class A
11. FALSE – Association (Dependency) is a relationship between two things in which change in one element also
affects the other
12. TRUE - The purpose of activity diagram’s swim-lane is to show the flow of activities in the system
13. FALSE - In composition (aggregation), the part can be shared with other wholes
14. FASLE - Association represent the dynamic (static) relationship between two classes along with the multiplicity
relation between objects
15. TRUE - A simple association typically corresponds to an instance variable in class A of the target class B type

GENERALIZATION – G
ASSOCIATION – A
AGGREGATION – AG
COMPOSITION – C

1. Passenger rides a taxi A


2. A bank account is either savings or current account G
3. Man owns a car AG
4. Photo contains colors C
5. Plant needs sunlight and water AG?
QUIZ 3

1. COHESION - It describes how closely all the routines or all code in a routine support a central purpose
2. STRATEGY - In this pattern, a class behavior or its algorithm can be changed at a run time
3. BUILDER - This pattern helps us to separate the construction of a complex objects from its representation so
that the same construction process can create different representations.
4. SINGLETON - It is useful when a single, global point of access to a limited resource is required.
5. STRUCTURAL - These design patterns describe how objects and classes can be combined and form a large
structure.
6. ADAPTER - In this pattern, two incompatible types can communicate between each other
7. FACTORY - This pattern is used to delegate the object creation process to another object
8. OBSERVER - This is used to ensure that when one object is modified, its dependent objects are to be notified
automatically
9. COUPLING - It describes how tightly a class or routine is related to other classes or routines
10. SINGLETON - This pattern works properly when synchronization mechanism is applied
11. DECORATOR - This pattern allows adding of new functionality in an existing object without altering its structure
12. FAÇADE - This design pattern provides a simple interface to complex and large code
13. STATE - The vending machine is one good example of this pattern
14. SINGLETON - Design pattern whose construction is declared “private”
15. DESIGN PATTERNS - These are the best practices used by experienced objects-oriented software developers
16. IMPLEMENTATION - Design patterns are primarily based on the object-oriented principle “program to an
interface not an _____.
17. BUILDER - This pattern is useful when constructing a very complex object
18. COHESION? - It is used to centralize class selection code.
19. INEHRITANCE - Design patterns favors composition over _____.
20. BAD - Our programs must be designed to support good cohesion and _____ coupling.

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