We can call Initialize and Cleanup Actions of Object from Process. True or false
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The statement " We can call Initialize and Cleanup Actions of Object from Process " is true. The reason for it being true is, because when any object belonging to any class is once created, then it has its own separate memory location, whose values of data are independent of any other object.
So if we want to change the data, then we can make use of the process of that object, to make changes in the object.
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‘We can call Initialize and Cleanup Actions of Object from Process’ is a TRUE statement.
Explanation:
- It uses the process of constructor or destructor concept in ‘object-oriented programming’.
- The ‘initialize page’ runs first when the object is called and the ‘Clean up page runs’ when the process calling that ‘object ends’.
- This is because when any object belonging to any class is once created, then it has its own separate memory location, and the values of data are independent of any other object.
- We can choose the programming language which we can use in the code block. Thereafter we can also ‘import the namespace’ required for the ‘code block’.
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