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Abstraction - ANSWERthe OOP term that refers to the hiding of the internal details of
an object from the user
Constructor - ANSWERa class method whose instructions the computer
automatically processes each time an object is instantiated from the class
Declaration section - ANSWERthe section that contains the class statement in a
class definition
Default constructor - ANSWERa constructor that has no formal parameters
Derived class - ANSWERthe class that inherits the attributes and behaviors of a
base class
Attributes - ANSWERthe characteristics that describe an object
Base class - ANSWERthe class from which a derived class is created
Behaviors - ANSWERthe actions that an object is capable of performing or to which
the object can respond
Class - ANSWERa pattern or blueprint used to instantiate an object in a program
Class definition - ANSWERused to specify the attributes and behaviors of an object
class statement - ANSWERthe statement used to create a class in C++
Encapsulated - ANSWERthe OOP term that refers to the grouping together of the
attributes and behaviors of an object within a class
Exposed - ANSWERthe OOP term that refers to the attributes and behaviors that the
user can access
Header file - ANSWERa file that contains a class definition; header filenames end
with .h
Hidden - ANSWERthe OOP term that refers to the attributes and behaviors that the
user cannot access
Implementation section - ANSWERthe section that contains the method defi nitions
in a class definition
Overloaded methods - ANSWERtwo or more class methods that share the same
name but have diff erent parameterLists