A Class' Constructor Usually Defines

question 54

Multiple Choice

A class' constructor usually defines

• A) how an object is initialized
• B) how an object is interfaced
• C) the number of instance data in the class
• D) the number of methods in the class
• E) if the instance data are accessible outside of the object directly

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Definitions:

Ordinal Data

A type of categorical data with a set order or ranking among the categories but without a defined distance between categories.

Nominal Data

Data categorized by labels or names without a natural order or ranking between the categories.

Interval Data

A type of numerical data that allows for the measure of both the order of data points and the exact differences between them.

Interval Data

Data with meaningful distances between measurements but no true zero point, allowing for operations such as addition and subtraction.