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9-18. | An object type attribute cannot have a DEFAULT value (e.g., ‘Greatest Hits’). This means that a call to a constructor must supply a value—or the nonvalue NULL—for every attribute of the object type. |
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9-19. | The syntax for creating an object type specification is a comma-separated list of attributes and methods; you do not use semicolons in the list, as you’d find in ... |
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