QUESTION 1 Match each of the following definitions and terms. Multiple items, even though they may be the same thing, and be A. Combining Data and Behavior interchangable, are distinct because of this. B. Encapsulation A discrete thing or entity. C. Identity To focus on the essentials, and to ignore details for this particular D. Hierarchy application. E. Inheritance To hide information, which may be important to satisfy the requirements of this application, but which only this item needs F. Polymorphism. to know. G. Object An item 'contains' both its own attributes and the methods which H. Abstraction operate upon these attributes. 1. Classification Grouping items that have common attributes or methods. Building superclasses by grouping classes that have some common attributes or methods, or building subclasses to specialize or refine. Sharing methods or attributes between related classes. The same operation is implemented differently for different classes, due to differences in the details