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Ans. (a) Private
Explanation:
All the data members should be made private to ensure the highest security of data. In special cases we can use public or protected access, but it is advised to keep the data members private always.
Ans. (b) Final
Explanation:
A static method definition must start with the static keyword.
Explanation:
Private methods can be used in the class in which they are defined. Outside that class they cannot be accessed.
Explanation:
Private is the most restricted access specifier which is accessible only in its own class.Protected members are accessible by the classes of the same package or by a child class in any other package.
Explanation:
(i) int n; (argument variable)
(ii) x = 7; (class variable)
(iii) a = 6; (local variable)
(iv) y = 2; (instance variable)
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Chapter 1 | Revision of Class IX Syllabus |
Chapter 2 | Class as a Basis of all Computation |
Chapter 3 | User - defined Methods |
Chapter 4 | Constructors |
Chapter 5 | Library classes |
Chapter 6 | Encapsulation |
Chapter 7 | Arrays |
Chapter 8 | String handling |
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Revision of Class IX Syllabus |
Class as a Basis of all Computation |
User - defined Methods |
Constructors |
Library classes |
Encapsulation |
Arrays |
String handling |
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