Kotlin Programming MCQ for Competitive Exams, Interviews, and Certifications

A. destructor

B. dispose

C. finalize

D. destroy

A. inner

B. nested

C. class

D. outer

A. No, it can only access the outer class's properties and methods

B. No, it can only access the outer class's properties and methods and cannot have its own

C. Yes, but it can only access the outer class's properties and methods, not have its own

D. Yes, it can have its own properties and methods just like any other class

A. By using the "this" keyword

B. By using the "outer" keyword

C. By using the "parent" keyword

D. By using the "super" keyword

A. create

B. new

C. instance

D. object

A. by using the var keyword

B. by using the val keyword

C. by using the constructor keyword

D. by using the init keyword

A. constructor(var name: String)

B. constructor(val name: String)

C. fun constructor(var name: String)

D. fun constructor(val name: String)

A. by using the this keyword

B. by using the super keyword

C. by using the constructor keyword

D. by using the init keyword

A. by using the var keyword

B. by using the val keyword

C. by using the constructor keyword

D. by using the init keyword

A. constructor(var name: String = "default")

B. constructor(val name: String = "default")

C. fun constructor(var name: String = "default")

D. fun constructor(val name: String = "default")