When one class encompasses the properties of another, that technique is called _____.

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Q1
When one class encompasses the properties of another, that technique is called _____.

mutual exclusion

monitor

inheritance

D. parameter

Match the definition on the left with the correct term on the right.
A program that translates other programs into machine language
a programming statement that describes data that is to be manipulated by the program
a programming statement that describes the actions to be perfomed
a block of elements of the same type
enhances the readability of a program by explaining what is happening or why
an explicit appearance of a value in a program
a descriptive name assigned to a specific, nonchangeable value
an organized design methodology combined with the appropriate use of the language’s control statements
a variable that is declared within a procedure and can only be used in that procedure
a variable that can be used throughout an entire program
a program unit that is similar to a procedure except that a value is transferred back to the calling program unit
a template from which objects are constructed
active program unit containing both data and procedures
a variable within an object
a single entity that may consist of multiple characters but is treated as one unit
the part of the translator that encodes each token with its classification and hands it to the parser

A.
structured programming

B.
token

C.
comment

D.
global

E.
lexical analyzer

F.
object

G.
local

H.
imperative

I.
class

J.
literal

K.
declarative

L.
instance

M.
constant

N.
array

O.
compiler

P.
function
Match the description of the programming paradigm on the left to the correct type on the right.

small predefined program units are connected so that each unit’s outputs are used as another unit’s inputs
collection of units that can perform actions or request actions from other units
sequence of commands that manipulate data to produce desired results
pre-established general-purpose problem-solving algorithm to solve problems

A. imperative/procedural
B. object-oriented
C. functional
D. declarative