Multiple Choice
The process of object-oriented analysis can be viewed as the following steps:
A) identify objects, then define each object's attributes, behaviors, and relationships
B) define data members and member functions, then assign the class name
C) declare public and private variables, prototype functions, and then write code
D) write the main() function, then determine which classes are needed
E) None of these
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