Python OOPs quiz

A function

A module

A code block

A blueprint for creating objects

To define class properties

To specify the superclass of a class

To indicate the metaclass of a class

To restrict the creation of new attributes in an instance

To define class properties

To restrict access to certain components of an object

To create read-only properties.

To initialize instance variables

The ability to create objects at runtime

The ability to change the type of a variable dynamically

The ability to provide a single interface for different types at runtime

The ability to define methods with different names in a class

To create complex class hierarchies

To combine attributes from multiple classes

To allow a class to inherit from more than one superclass

To override methods in multiple classes

By exposing all class attributes publicly

By allowing direct access to private attributes

By restricting access to certain components of an object

By promoting global access to class members

Initializing class variables

Declaring instance variables

Defining methods for the class

Creating a new class

By using private variables and methods

By defining multiple methods with the same name in a class

By creating a new instance of a class

By using the @property decorator

To convert an object to a string representation

To define abstract methods in a class

To perform cleanup activities when an object is no longer needed

To initialize instance variables

By using the abstract keyword

By defining methods with the @abstractmethod decorator

By using the abstract attribute in the class definition

By creating a class with no concrete methods