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What is "dot notation" commonly used for in OOP?

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The correct answer is A) Accessing an object's attributes and methods, e.g. object.attribute or object.method()

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Accessing an object's attributes and methods, e.g. object.attribute or object.method()

Explanation

Dot notation lets you reach into an object to read attributes or invoke its methods.

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