MC	Objects should be made persistent when...	you only need them during 1 program execution, and then never again.	incorrect	you need them over multiple program executions.	correct	
MC	Which statement is CORRECT?	Information hiding is achieved by hiding certain variables to the outside world to ensure that they can never be retrieved or modified.	incorrect	A class can be instantiated into several objects.  	correct	Each literal is defined by an OID according to the ODMG standard.	incorrect	Serialization for object persistence eliminates all the disadvantages associated with the file-based approach to data management.	incorrect	
MC	Which statement is NOT CORRECT?	A class can be instantiated into several objects.  	incorrect	Objects store both a piece of information and ways to manipulate this information.	incorrect	Objects are blueprints of classes. "Human", "Employee", "Sale" are examples of objects.	correct	Objects are instances of classes. The people "Bart Baesens", "Wilfried Lemahieu" and "Seppe vanden Broucke" could be instances of the class "Person".	incorrect	
MC	Objects should be made persistent when...	you only need them during 1 program execution, and then never again.	incorrect	you need them over multiple program executions.	correct	
MC	Which statement is NOT CORRECT?	Objects are instances of classes. The people "Bart Baesens", "Wilfried Lemahieu" and "Seppe vanden Broucke" could be instances of the class "Person".	incorrect	Objects are blueprints of classes. "Human", "Employee", "Sale" are examples of objects.	correct	Objects store both a piece of information and ways to manipulate this information.	incorrect	A class can be instantiated into several objects.  	incorrect	
MC	Which statement is NOT CORRECT?	A class can be instantiated into several objects.  	incorrect	Objects are instances of classes. The people "Bart Baesens", "Wilfried Lemahieu" and "Seppe vanden Broucke" could be instances of the class "Person".	incorrect	Objects store both a piece of information and ways to manipulate this information.	incorrect	Objects are blueprints of classes. "Human", "Employee", "Sale" are examples of objects.	correct	
MC	Which statement is CORRECT?	Different subclasses of a parent class can all have different implementations of methods with the same name, number of parameters and parameter types. 	correct	In an inheritance structure with a parent-class "Animal" and sub-class "Chicken" at most 1 of these classes is allowed to have a method with name "makeNoise".	incorrect	Static binding occurs at run-time whereas dynamic binding occurs at compile-time.	incorrect	Dynamic binding means that objects are allowed to take the form of either the class they are an instance of, or any of its sub classes.	incorrect	
MC	Which statement is NOT CORRECT?	Persistence by marking implies that all objects will be created as persistent.  An object can then be marked as transient at compile-time.	correct	Persistence by class implies that all objects of a particular class will be made persistent.	incorrect	Persistence by creation is achieved by extending the syntax for creating objects to indicate at compile-time that an object should be made persistent.	incorrect	Persistence by inheritance indicates that the persistence capabilities are inherited from a pre-defined persistent class.  	incorrect	
MC	In Java, what is method overloading?	Making sure that every method uses all variables of the class.  	incorrect	Offering the user of your class all possible methods that he/she would like to perform on the variables the class offers.	incorrect	Putting so much code in a method that its functionality becomes hard to understand.	incorrect	Using two methods with the same name, but a different number (and/or different type) of arguments.	correct	
MC	In Java, what is method overloading?	Putting so much code in a method that its functionality becomes hard to understand.	incorrect	Offering the user of your class all possible methods that he/she would like to perform on the variables the class offers.	incorrect	Using two methods with the same name, but a different number (and/or different type) of arguments.	correct	Making sure that every method uses all variables of the class.  	incorrect