CLASS Employee {
//Variables
String LastName;
String FirstName;
Real HourlyRate;
Integer HoursWorked;
Date HireDate;
String Job;
//Methods
Real Salary() ;
String GetLastName() ;
String GetFirstName() ;
String GetJob() ;}
-If the type of the data HoursWorked is changed from integer to real,the following will need to be changed:
A) A program that displays an Employee's name and salary
B) The method Salary()
C) All of the above
D) None of the above
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Q23: CLASS Employee {
//Variables
String LastName;
String FirstName;
Real HourlyRate;
Integer
Q24: CLASS Employee {
//Variables
String LastName;
String FirstName;
Real HourlyRate;
Integer
Q25: SQL:1999 supports the definition of structured data
Q26: Since Oracle 9i differs from SQL:1999 in
Q27: CLASS Employee {
//Variables
String LastName;
String FirstName;
Real HourlyRate;
Integer
Q29: Which of the following applications is supported
Q30: Oracle 9i follows the SQL:1999 standard in
Q31: CLASS Employee {
//Variables
String LastName;
String FirstName;
Real HourlyRate;
Integer
Q32: CLASS Employee {
//Variables
String LastName;
String FirstName;
Real HourlyRate;
Integer
Q33: SQL-1999 supports multiple inheritance of subtypes by
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