1) In OOP with Python, when a variable belongs to an object, we refer to it as a:     variable     attribute     field     object cannot contain variables

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1) In OOP with Python, when a variable belongs to an object, we refer to it as a:

		variable
		attribute
		field
		object cannot contain variables.

2) In OOP with Python, when a function belongs to an object, we refer to it as a:

		function
		method
		procedure
		objects cannot contain functions.

 

3) When defining a class’s attributes, what does the double underscore prefix mean?

		the variable is static
		the variable is private and cannot be seen by outside code
		the variable is public and can be seen by outside code
		the variable cannot be changed