Having Multiple Class Methods of the Same Name Where Each

question 22

Multiple Choice

Having multiple class methods of the same name where each method has a different number of or type of parameters is known as

• A) encapsulation
• B) information hiding
• C) tokenizing
• D) importing
• E) method overloading

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Definitions:

Schachter's Study

A series of experiments by Stanley Schachter that explored the effects of fear and affiliation, illustrating how anxiety can lead to a desire for social companionship.

People's Reactions

The responses or behaviors exhibited by individuals in response to specific stimuli or situations.

Deviation

A measure of the difference between observed values and the expected value.

Asch

Refers to Solomon Asch, known for his research on conformity, including the famous Asch conformity experiments.