Question

True or False? A class represents a concept and not a term or word in a language, i.e., an ontology would have one class rather than a class for Car, another for Voiture (French), another for Carro (Portuguese), and another for Auto (German).

• true • false

Answer 1

No, a class in programming languages represents a term or word in a language.

Step-by-step explanation:

False. A class in programming languages represents a term or word in a language. For example, a programming language like Java would have a class called 'Car' to represent the concept of a car in the code. Similarly, other programming languages like French, Portuguese, or German would have classes with their respective terms for 'Car'.