Question

question 15
what is the correct way to create an object of a class named myclass?
○ my_object = class myclass()
○ my_object = myclass()
○ myclass() = my_object
○ my_object.myclass()

question 16
in the following code, what is color?
python
class car:
def init(self, color, make):
self.color = color
self.make = make

my_car = car(
ed\, \toyota\)

○ a class
○ an object
○ an attribute
○ a method

Explanation:

Question 15: In object-oriented programming, creating an object (instance) of a class uses the class name followed by parentheses. The "class" keyword is for defining classes, not creating objects; assignment order must have the variable on the left; dot notation is for accessing object members, not creation.
Question 16: In the Car class, color is a variable associated with each Car object (set via self.color = color), which is defined as an attribute of the class. It is not a class itself, an object, or a method.

Answer:

Question 15: my_object = MyClass()
Question 16: An attribute