A company has an Employee class with methods like get_name() and get_salary(). They need a Manager class that has all Employee methods plus a method to get the department. Which class definition correctly implements inheritance?

class Employee(Manager): def get_department(self): return self.department

class Manager: def get_department(self): return self.department

class Manager(Employee): def get_department(self): return self.department

A Vehicle class has an __init__ method that sets self.speed. A Car subclass needs to also set self.brand. Which code correctly uses super() to initialize the parent part?

class Car(Vehicle): def __init__(self, speed, brand): super().__init__(speed); self.brand = brand

class Car(Vehicle): def __init__(self, brand): super().__init__(brand)

class Car(Vehicle): def __init__(self, speed, brand): Vehicle.__init__(self, speed, brand)

class Car(Vehicle): def __init__(self, speed, brand): self.speed = speed; self.brand = brand

A game development team wants to create multiple enemy characters, each with its own health and attack power. They define a class Enemy with an __init__ method. Which code correctly creates two enemies with different health values?

enemy1 = Enemy(100); enemy2 = Enemy(150)

enemy1 = Enemy(100); enemy2 = Enemy(100, 150)

enemy1 = Enemy(100); enemy2 = enemy1

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46application · medium
A company has an Employee class with methods like get_name() and get_salary(). They need a Manager class that has all Employee methods plus a method to get the department. Which class definition correctly implements inheritance?
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47application · medium
A Vehicle class has an __init__ method that sets self.speed. A Car subclass needs to also set self.brand. Which code correctly uses super() to initialize the parent part?
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48application · easy
Given the following class definition, what are the properties (instance variables) of the class? class Book: def __init__(self, title, author): self.title = title; self.author = author; def get_info(self): return f'{self.title} by {self.author}'
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49application · easy
A game development team wants to create multiple enemy characters, each with its own health and attack power. They define a class Enemy with an __init__ method. Which code correctly creates two enemies with different health values?
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50application · medium
A developer wants to ensure that a class attribute __secret is not easily accessible from outside the class. They use name mangling. How should they access this attribute from within the class?
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Questions 46–50

A company has an Employee class with methods like get_name() and get_salary(). They need a Manager class that has all Employee methods plus a method to get the department. Which class definition correctly implements inheritance?

A Vehicle class has an init method that sets self.speed. A Car subclass needs to also set self.brand. Which code correctly uses super() to initialize the parent part?

Given the following class definition, what are the properties (instance variables) of the class? class Book: def init(self, title, author): self.title = title; self.author = author; def get_info(self): return f'{self.title} by {self.author}'

A game development team wants to create multiple enemy characters, each with its own health and attack power. They define a class Enemy with an init method. Which code correctly creates two enemies with different health values?

A developer wants to ensure that a class attribute __secret is not easily accessible from outside the class. They use name mangling. How should they access this attribute from within the class?

PCAP-31-03 4.1 Understand the Object-Oriented Approach PCAP-31 Practice Questions (Page 10)

Questions 46–50

A company has an Employee class with methods like get_name() and get_salary(). They need a Manager class that has all Employee methods plus a method to get the department. Which class definition correctly implements inheritance?

A Vehicle class has an __init__ method that sets self.speed. A Car subclass needs to also set self.brand. Which code correctly uses super() to initialize the parent part?

Given the following class definition, what are the properties (instance variables) of the class? class Book: def __init__(self, title, author): self.title = title; self.author = author; def get_info(self): return f'{self.title} by {self.author}'

A game development team wants to create multiple enemy characters, each with its own health and attack power. They define a class Enemy with an __init__ method. Which code correctly creates two enemies with different health values?

A developer wants to ensure that a class attribute __secret is not easily accessible from outside the class. They use name mangling. How should they access this attribute from within the class?

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A Vehicle class has an init method that sets self.speed. A Car subclass needs to also set self.brand. Which code correctly uses super() to initialize the parent part?

Given the following class definition, what are the properties (instance variables) of the class? class Book: def init(self, title, author): self.title = title; self.author = author; def get_info(self): return f'{self.title} by {self.author}'

A game development team wants to create multiple enemy characters, each with its own health and attack power. They define a class Enemy with an init method. Which code correctly creates two enemies with different health values?