Case 3 Linda's Pizza Program on Ordering Size, Price, and Shape

question 158

Multiple Choice

Case 3 Linda's pizza program on ordering size, price, and shape will be completed in Java. She has finished the flowchart and the pseudocode. The classes and methods are placed within the structure of a Java program, which contains class definitions, defines methods, initiates the comparison, and outputs results. When Linda overloads the getArea() method in the various subclasses of Pizza, she is explicitly relying on the ____ feature of object-oriented programming.

• A) encapsulation
• B) inheritance
• C) polymorphism
• D) information hiding

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Definitions:

Resource Constraints

Limitations on the availability of resources, such as time, money, and materials, that affect decision-making and outcomes.

Self-Sufficient

The ability of an individual or a community to provide for all of their needs, particularly in terms of producing food, without relying on external sources.

Opportunity Cost

The importance of the best alternative sacrifice due to choosing a particular path.

Bushel

A unit of volume that is used for measuring agricultural products such as grains, with the exact size varying by commodity and country.