Why is C++ considered an Object Oriented Language?

It involves the creating objects and functions that interact with one another to perform tasks

In c++ what does the segment of code "include<iostream" mean?

It is an inbuild file used to run the program

It means that the file is not a local library

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1Why is C++ considered an Object Oriented Language?
1. AIt follows a set of procedures
2. BIt involves the creating objects and functions that interact with one another to perform tasks
2In c++ what does the segment of code "include<iostream" mean?
1. AIt is an inbuild file used to run the program
2. BIt means that the file is not a local library
3We avoid using std:: over and over in a program by writing [blank_start]using namepsace std;[blank_end]
1. Ausing namepsace std;

Description: Questions on Introduction to Object Oriented Programming using c++
Author: GABRIELLA BECKY
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