We use the __init__() method if we want to  assign object attributes at creation time assign object methods at creation time define methods for subclasses create an instance of that type

We define a subclass by using the same class keyword but with the child class name inside parentheses True False

Generally speaking, attributes are directly available in Python True False

We can override any methods, including __init__() True False

Which of these are ways you could refer to original and new class pairings? parent/child superclass/subclass base class/derived class first class/second class

We access both object and class attributes using dot notation True False

Scatterplots are useful to visualize relationships you might investigate in linear regression True False

Class and object are essentially the same concept True False

Which of the four fundamental features of object-oriented programming essentially means what an object does when there is a method call depends on the class of the object? (put NA if it applies to none of them)

Multiple comparisons are a post-hoc test to indicate where a significant difference between groups might be found True False