If you have a class named Animal, give three examples of names of data fields (or attributes) you might expect this class to have.

True or False? Because child classes in generalizations inherit the attributes, operations, and relationships of the parent, you must only define for the child the attributes, operations, or relationships that are distinct from the parent.

Question 1 Consider: class Car { ? } public Car() { } What happens if you try to run new Car(); A new object is created A new class is created It does not run Nothing happens

A design class must be fully specified:   Which is correct? A.  all attributes must be complete B.  all operations must be complete C.  all attributes and operations (including return types and parameter lists) D. must be complete D.  None of these

You need a way to prevent class fields from being corrupted by mistake.

If you are designing an application for a car dealership, you will create a Vehicle parent class and then extend the class into Car, Truck, SUV child classes. The Vehicle class will have the general attributes and behaviors. Then, you only need to code the specific differences in the child classes. Give us an example of objects that might have similar attributes and behaviors but enough differences to warrant an inheritance relationship. Then, explain the relationship and teach your classmates about inheritance.

7. When a class contains objects of another class, the relationship is called a whole-part relationship or composition. The relationship created is also called a has-a relationship. Discuss some of the possible issues with composition, such as the long statement: Outputsales.getHighestPaidEmployee().getHireDate().getYear().

What two characteristics distinguish the constructor from the class's methods, in your opinion?

How can you guard against unintentional class field corruption?

List the many member types that make up a class.