Java Classes and Objects

Java Classes and Objects - Important Points

A. They are created when an object is created.

B. They are stored in the heap memory.

C. They are shared among all objects of a class.

D. They can be accessed using object reference.

A. They are created when an object is created.

B. They are stored in the heap memory.

C. They are shared among all objects of a class.

D. They can be accessed using class name.

A. They are declared inside a method or block.

B. They have default values.

C. They are initialized automatically.

D. They can be accessed from any method in the class.

A. It allows a method to have the same name and signature as another method in the same class.

B. It allows a method to have the same name and signature as a method in a different class.

C. It allows a method to have the same name but different signature as another method in the same class.

D. It allows a method to have a different name but same signature as another method in the same class.

A. It allows a subclass to provide its own implementation of a method in the superclass.

B. It allows a superclass to provide its own implementation of a method in the subclass.

C. It allows a method to have the same name but different signature as another method in the same class.

D. It allows a method to have a different name but same signature as another method in the same class.