Which of the following is a powerful concept that allows programmers to treat codes as objects?

(a)

Encapsulation

(b)

Data Abstraction

(c)

Inheritance

(d)

Polymorphism

Which of the following provides modularity?

(a)

Datatypes

(b)

Subroutines

(c)

Classes

(d)

Abstraction

ADT expansion is

(a)

Abstract Data Template

(b)

Absolute Data Type

(c)

Abstract Data Type

(d)

Application Development Tool

Which of the following is a type for objects whose behavior is defined by a set of value and a set of operations?

(a)

User-defined datatype

(b)

Derived datatype

(c)

Built-in datatype

(d)

Abstract datatype

ADT behavior is defined by
(i) Set of Variables
(ii) Set of Value
(iii) Set of Functions
(iv) Set of Operations

(a)

i, ii

(b)

ii, iii

(c)

ii, iv

(d)

i, iii

The process of providing only the essentials and hiding the details is known as

(a)

Functions

(b)

Abstraction

(c)

Encapsulation

(d)

Pairs

Which of the following gives an implementation independent view?

(a)

Abstract

(b)

Concrete

(c)

Datatype

(d)

Behavior of an object

How many ways to implement an ADT?

(a)

Only one

(b)

Two

(c)

Three

(d)

Many

Which of the following are implemented using & lists?

(a)

Singly linked list ADT

(b)

Doubly Linked list ADT

(c)

Queue ADT

(d)

All of these

Which of the following replicate how we think about the world?

(a)

Queue ADT

(b)

Data Hiding

(c)

Data Abstraction

(d)

Stack ADT

To facilitate data abstraction, How many types of functions are created?

(a)

2

(b)

3

(c)

4

(d)

Only one

Which of the following function that facilitate the data abstraction?

(a)

Constructors

(b)

Destructors

(c)

Selectors

(d)

a and c

Which of the following are functions that build the abstract datatypet?

(a)

Constructors

(b)

Destructors

(c)

Selectors

(d)

All of these

Which of the following extract the information of the object?

(a)

Constructors

(b)

Functions

(c)

Selectors

(d)

Destructors

In which data representation, a definition for each function is known

(a)

User defined

(b)

Buil-in

(c)

Abstract

(d)

Concrete