Within any object-oriented program, you continuously make requests to an object's methods, often including arguments as part of those requests. a. true. b. false.

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21 April, 08:32

Within any object-oriented program, you continuously make requests to an object's methods, often including arguments as part of those requests. a. true. b. false.

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Collin Tucker · Answer 1

Answer to the following question is True.

Explanation:

Because this is the principle of an object-oriented programming (OOPs).

Generally, there are the four basic concepts or principles of the OOPs.

First is Encapsulation. Second is Abstraction. Third is Inheritance. Fourth is Polymorphism.

OOPs is the type of writing the programs by using their ideas and by following the concepts or the principles of the object-oriented program of objects for representing the methods, data members and the member functions.