An Object Is a Specific, Concrete Instance of a Class

question 12

True/False

An object is a specific, concrete instance of a class.

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Definitions:

After-Acquired Property

Property or assets that a debtor obtains after signing a contract that pledges all of the debtor's current and future assets as collateral for a loan.

Financing Statement

A document filed to give public notice to secured creditors about a debtor’s assets used as collateral, typically in connection with securing a loan.

Repossession

The process by which a creditor takes back property from the debtor when the debtor does not make payments due on the property.

Empowerment

The practice of giving employees more responsibility and authority to make decisions and control over their work.