Control Objects and Code Objects Share Many Things in Common

question 38

Multiple Choice

Control objects and code objects share many things in common. Which of the following statements applies only to control objects (in other words, which of the following statements does not apply to code objects) ?

• A) these objects have properties
• B) these objects are predefined and have physical manifestations
• C) these objects respond to methods
• D) these objects are an encapsulation of data and procedures that act on the data

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