Exam 1: The Object-Oriented Revolution

The object-oriented approach addresses three pervasive problems with traditional system development: _________, __________, and __________.

Defining objects that involve the user interface and operating environment and the way they interact with objects in the user's work environment is described as object-oriented _________.

In computer systems, objects typically are viewed as a collection of competing things that can be classified as a specific type.

In the object-oriented approach, one important aspect is that things _________.

Java and J++ were object-oriented languages developed by Microsoft as an extension to Visual Basic.