A Class That Has No Direct Instances, but Whose Descendants

question 277

Multiple Choice

A class that has no direct instances, but whose descendants may have direct instances best defines:

• A) concrete class.
• B) abstract class.
• C) super class.
• D) incomplete class.
• E) simple class.

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Definitions:

Work Avoidance

Behaviors or attitudes aimed at evading tasks or responsibilities, often due to lack of motivation or fear of failure.

Environmental Changes

pertain to alterations in the external surroundings that can impact an organization, including economic, social, technological, and ecological factors.

Knowledge Development

The process of acquiring, creating, sharing, and utilizing information and expertise to achieve organizational or personal objectives.

Moral Principles

Fundamental beliefs about what is right, wrong, or ethical that guide individuals' behavior.