When Programmers Need to Create Several Different Examples of a Class

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True/False

When programmers need to create several different examples of a class, each is known as an object.

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Definitions:

Tautological Disjunct

A component of a logical statement that repeats the same information in different words, making it unconditionally true.

Tautology

A statement in logic that is true in every possible interpretation or a redundant statement that does not add new information.

Truth Table

A truth table is a mathematical table used in logic to determine whether a proposition is true or false for all possible logical variables.

Main Connective

In logic, the operator (such as AND, OR, NOT) that determines the overall value of a compound proposition based on its component parts.