| A | B |
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| Abstraction | ”Refers to creating classes that are general and do not contain methods with a particular implementation or method body code.” |
| Calling Method | ”A method that invokes another method to do some work.” |
| Child Class | ”The class that inherits from, or extends, the superclass." |
| Constructors | ”Method-like structures that are invoked automatically when you instantiate an object.” |
| Default Constructor | ”The constructor that is created by the Java programming language compiler if the compiler finds a class that does not have an explicitly defined constructor.” |
| Encapsulation | ”The hiding of data within a class. It makes it easier for other programmers to use classes and protects certain datat within a class from being modified inappropriately.” |
| Superclass | ”The class which contains members common to several other classes.” |
| The private Modifier | ”Allows objects of a given class, their attributes, and operation to be inaccessible by other objects." |
| The public Modifier | ”Allows the class, its attributes, and methods to be visible to any object in your program." |
| The static Keyword | ”Used to declare that there can only be one copy of the variable in memory associated with a class." |
| Visibility Modifiers | ”Indicate the levels of access that other objects can have to the attribute of method.” |
| Worker Method | ”A method that is called to do some work by another method.” |
