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MCIT 591 Final Exam with Complete Solution 2024 What is the method signature for the main method of a Java program? - - main(String[] args) What is overloading? - - two methods that have the same name but different method signatures What is overriding? - - Declaring a method in a sub class which is already present in the parent class in order to make the method more specialized to that sub class True or False, assertEquals uses .Equals() - - True Define Upcasting - - Going to a more general data type ( Example: casting a dog as an animal) True or False; The return of a method is part of its signature? - - FALSE True or False; When you use an interface, all methods in said interface have to be implemented. - - TRUE How does the default .sort() method sort objects? - - From least to greatest True or False; Sln() automatically calls an objects toString() method - - TRUE What are two methods that are commonly overridden? - - toString(); .equals() What type of casting is alway

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MCIT 591 Final Exam with Complete Solution 2024

What is the method signature for the main method of a Java program? - - main(String[] args)


What is overloading? - - two methods that have the same name but different method signatures


What is overriding? - - Declaring a method in a sub class which is already present in the parent

class in order to make the method more specialized to that sub class


True or False, assertEquals uses .Equals() - - True


Define Upcasting - - Going to a more general data type ( Example: casting a dog as an animal)


True or False; The return of a method is part of its signature? - - FALSE


True or False; When you use an interface, all methods in said interface have to be implemented. -

- TRUE


How does the default .sort() method sort objects? - - From least to greatest


True or False; System.out.println() automatically calls an objects toString() method - - TRUE


What are two methods that are commonly overridden? - - toString(); .equals()


What type of casting is always illegal? - - Ill call it crosscasting, but an example is casting a dog as a

cat


Select all that are correct. Why don't we just upcast everything to Objects?




A) You lose the methods and properties that give Object-Oriented Programming its power

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