An object's __________ are the modules and functions of that object.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
methods
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Which of the following statements is false?
a. An advantage of inheritance over interfaces is that only inheritance provides the is-a relationship. b. Objects of any subclass of a class that implements an interface can also be thought of as objects of that interface type. c. When a method parameter is declared with a subclass or interface type, the method processes the object passed as an argument polymorphically. d. All objects have the methods of class Object.
Which of the following are correct?
a) A constructor must be declared for each class. b) A constructor must be declared with a return type c) A default constructor can only be provided by the compiler. d) A class can have only one default constructor. e) A class can have only one constructor.
A _________ image map relies on a program running the web server to create and administer the map.?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Match each item with a statement below.
A. A security feature that prevents malicious software from inserting executable code into sections of memory intended for data storage. B. A feature supported by some OS kernels to enable guest OS communication with Hyper-V for improved performance. C. Hardware virtualization support for AMD processors. D. A video graphics processing unit, can be used to provide accelerated video and 3D rendering. E. An option that enables a host PC's memory and processors to be split up into nodes. F. A disk that is tied to another disk, and only stores the changes between the two disks. G. A virtual floppy disk file that can be attached to a virtual machine. H. Allows the use of only as much memory as needed, within a specified range, by a virtual machine. I. Allows a virtual machine on a host to have an exact copy on the local network, or across the Internet, which can be used if the primary virtual machine goes down. J. Special hardware that handles cryptographic keys.