The Ability in Object-Oriented Structures to Create a New Object

question 60

Short Answer

The ability in object-oriented structures to create a new object automatically by replicating all or some of the characteristics of a previously developed object is called _________.

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Definitions:

Court of Law

A court of law is a tribunal where disputes are settled, and justice is administered, involving legal proceedings and decision-making by judges or magistrates.

Artificially Scarce Good

A product or service whose availability is limited by means other than natural scarcity, often due to artificial constraints like monopolistic practices or government regulation.

iTunes

A media player, media library, Internet radio broadcaster, and mobile device management application developed by Apple Inc.

Public Good

A product that is non-excludable and non-rivalrous, meaning it can be used by many people simultaneously without diminishing its availability to others.