Multiple Choice
To more easily incorporate methods into a program, it is common practice to store methods in their own classes and files.Then you can add them into any application that uses them.What is the resulting compound program called?
A) a compound interface
B) a multifile assembly
C) a hid assembly
D) a hid implementation
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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