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#1. _______ is an object oriented programming language.
#2. _____ is simply a collection of data and methods that act on those data.
#3. _______ is a blueprint for the object.
#4. We define a class using the keyword ________
#5. An object is also called an ______ of a class.
#6. The process of creating this object is called _________
#7. A _______ creates a new local namespace where all its attributes are defined.
#8. _________ may be data or functions.
#9. There are also special attributes in it that begins with double ____________
#10. A _______ is a special kind of method that python calls when it instantiates an object using the definitions found in our class.
#11. _________ can also verify that there are enough resources for the object and perform any other start-up task.
#12. The constructor can accept arguments when necessary to create the ______
#13. Any attribute of an object can be deleted anytime, using the _____ statement.
#14. The non-method data stored by objects are called _______
#15. ______ attributes are variables owned by a particular instance of a class.
#16. ______ attributes are owned by the class as a whole, all class instances share the same values.
#17. Class attributes is also called _______ variables in some languages.
#18. ______ attributes are defined within a class definition and outside of any method.
#19. In python, there is no existence of _____ instance variables which cannot be accessed except inside an object.
#20. _______ objects gives us information about objects we are working with.
#21. Destructor is an equivalent destructor special method called ________
#22. ______ manages garbage collection of objects.
#23. ________ in python are methods which provide special processing before instances are deallocated.
#24. ______ does not provide any internal mechanism to track how many instances of a class have been created nor to keep tabs on what they are.
#25. The automatic destruction of unreferenced objects in python is also called _______ collection.
