Exam 8: Class and Method Design
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A post-condition is one that must be valid for a method to execute.
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Constraints can be written in either a natural language, a semiformal language, or a formal language such as ________________.
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In order to get an object to perform a method, a(n) _____ is sent to the object.
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What is connascence? Is this desirable or undesirable in a system? Why?
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What are the two types of coupling in object-oriented systems?
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A post-condition is a constraint that must be met for a method to execute.
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Which of the following types of interaction coupling is "best?"
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Essentially, all OCL expressions are simply a declarative statement that evaluates to either being true or false.
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A detailed outline of the lines of code that need to be written is known as pseudocode.
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Subclasses inherit the appropriate attributes and methods from the superclass above them.
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Many project teams are too quick to jump into writing code for classes without first designing them.
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A self-contained, encapsulated piece of software that can be plugged into a system is often referred to as a design a pattern.
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Fan-out refers to the number of attributes passed by one object to another.
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Generalization / specialization cohesion addresses the sensibility of the inheritance hierarchy.
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