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A blueprint for creating software objects is...
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
What is a constructor?
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
What method sets the size of a root window?
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
A GUI widget that only allows you to select one among many options.
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
Why might you use a static method?
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
What can you do to a closed file?
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
Should attributes be public or private?
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
What is a “class attribute”?
root.geometry(“200x100”)
It depends
method called when you create an object
Radio button
To access a class attribute
None of the above
a class
Common attribute across the class—not saved in each object
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