Exam 2: Is Everything an Object
Exam 1: The Object-Oriented Revolution45 Questions
Exam 2: Is Everything an Object34 Questions
Exam 3: The Importance of Object Think25 Questions
Exam 4: Basic Object-Oriented Concepts26 Questions
Exam 5: Models and Uml Notation for the Object-Oriented Approach26 Questions
Exam 6: Understanding Simple Object-Oriented Requirements Models26 Questions
Exam 7: Understanding More Complex Requirements Models With Generalizationspecialization and Whole-Part Hierarchies27 Questions
Exam 8: Object Oriented System Development Lifecycles25 Questions
Exam 9: An Object-Oriented Analysis Case Study of Dicks Dive and Thrive25 Questions
Exam 10: Object-Oriented Design25 Questions
Exam 11: Object-Oriented Development Tools25 Questions
Exam 12: Java Code Examples of Problem Domain Classes25 Questions
Exam 13: Moving to Object-Oriented Development: Why and How25 Questions
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There are very few objects in a computer system, which makes them easy to identify.
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Whole-part hierarchies are where objects have aggregated indivisible parts.
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Graphical user interfaces is an application of object-oriented technology.
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When developers are using interface objects, they are typically developing a __________ system.
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Objects can only be classified as general types in a superclass.
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Task related objects are controlled by the operating system of the computer.
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Naturally recognizing that things can be divided into parts is called __________.
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Whole-part hierarchy is also referred to as __________ hierarchy.
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__________ object(s) are things computer applications deal with or creates.
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