In object-oriented programming, a(n) is a template, or blueprint, that serves as the basis for new objects. a. instance b. object c. method d. class In object-oriented programming, a(n)  is an object...

In object-oriented programming, a(n) is a template, or blueprint, that serves as the basis for new objects.

a. instance

b. object

c. method

d. class

In object-oriented programming, a(n)  is an object that has been created from an existing template.

a. instance

b. property

c. method

d. class