InfyTQ Abstarct, final and Interfaces Quiz 1

The capability of a class in java to derive the characteristics or properties from another class is known as abstraction.

Abstraction can be defined as the ability through which only the required details are displayed to the user, the non-essential details are not shown to the user.

Abstraction can be defined as the combining of code and data in a single unit.

none of the above

Abstract class

Interface

Polymorphism

Encapsulation

Statement 1

Statement 2

Both 1 and 2 are true

Both 1 and 2 are false

Variable

Method

Classes

All of the above

Both const and final keywords are used in java.

Only const keyword is allowed in java

Only final keyword is allowed in java

none of the above

Interfaces

Abstract Classes

Nested Classes

Both A and B

An abstract class is declared using the abstract keyword

An abstract class is declared using the final keyword

An abstract class is declared using the virtual keyword

An abstract class is declared using the static keyword

public

private

protected

none of the above

class test extends animal {}

class test defines animal {}

class test implements animal {}

Class test exports animal {}

polymorphism

multipath inheritance

hierarchical inheritance

none of these