The Process of Putting Ambiguous or Cumbersome Data into Short

question 73

Multiple Choice

The process of putting ambiguous or cumbersome data into short, easily entered digits or letters is called:

• A) coding.
• B) data entry.
• C) data capture.
• D) data analysis.

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Definitions:

Public Members

Elements of a class that can be accessed from any other code in the application or from any instance of the class.

Superclass

The parent class from which a subclass inherits features like methods and properties in object-oriented programming.

Late Binding

A programming mechanism where method calls are resolved at runtime rather than compile time, allowing for more dynamic and flexible code.

Private Methods

Functions or procedures within a class that are not accessible or visible to objects outside the class.