Chapter 10 – Object-Oriented Programming

1. An object can be anything that can be represented as a noun.
2. Objects are created from classes.
3. False, a derived class inherits all members of a base class.
4. The private access modifier will keep member access within the class.
5. The difference between static polymorphism and dynamic polymorphism is that dynamic polymorphism happens at runtime while static polymorphism happens at compile time.
6. Virtual methods in a base class can optionally be overridden with the override keyword, but abstract methods in abstract base classes must be implemented and overridden with the override keyword.