Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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In object-oriented programming, what is an object's class intended to represent?

  1. A specific category of functions

  2. Data types with no operations

  3. A blueprint of attributes and behaviors for its objects

  4. Only the data encapsulation technique

The correct answer is: A blueprint of attributes and behaviors for its objects

An object's class is intended to represent a blueprint of attributes and behaviors for its objects. Option A is incorrect because an object's class does not represent a category of functions, but rather a set of attributes and behaviors that can be applied to multiple objects. Option B is incorrect because an object's class does have operations or methods that can be performed on its objects. Option D is incorrect because data encapsulation is just one aspect of object-oriented programming and not the only purpose of an object's class.

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