int

float

String

boolean

long

no, line 3

no, line 2

yes

no, line 1

are used to control visibility of classes, fields, constructors and methods

are all set to public by default

if omitted will cause a compiler error

all of the above are true

3 5 7

3 3 3

5 3 7

5 5 5

public String addChars(char firstChar, char secondChar)

public String addChars()

public String addChars(char chrA, char chrB)

public int addChars()

public int addChars(char firstChar, char secondChar)

public int addChars(char chrA, char chrB)

a variable's visibility

a variable's value

a variable's type

a variable's scope

all of the above can change

Objects do not have specific values and behaviours.

An object can belong to more than one class.

Two objects have the same identity if their values are the same.

Objects are like a template that define a thing within a program.

Multiple objects can be created of a single class.

8

'8'

8.0

All of the above are primitive types

"8"

If you think none of the above are a consequence of your code containing incorrect syntax, select this option

Your code will run but with unintended semantics

Your code will run slow

No consequence. the compiler is smart and can usually figure out your mistake and correct it.

Your code cannot be compiled and therefore cannot be executed

Making the code more readable.

The process of ignoring details in order to focus attention on the higher level of a problem.

The process of defining a class to have specific attributes and behaviours.

The process of focusing on details in code to increase its functionality.