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What is the distinction between an object and an object class? Your Answer: t
An object is created at run-time by instantiating an object class. The object includes state variables and operations on that state as defined in the object class definition.
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Servers: The object is a parallel process with methods corresponding to the object operations. Methods execute in response to external requests Active objects: The state of the object is changed by internal operations within the object itself. The process executing these operations runs continuously.
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Understand and define the context and use of the system. Design the system architecture. Identify the principal objects in the system. Develop design models. Specify object interfaces.
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What do you understand by the system context and model of use? Your Answer: t
The system context is a static model of the other systems in the environment of the system being designed. The model of use is a dynamic model that describes how the system being designed interacts with its environment.
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In the architectural model of the weather station system, what are the three layers in the software? Your Answer: t
The interface layer. The data collection layer. The instruments layer.
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List four approaches that may be used to identify object classes. Your Answer: t
Grammatical analysis identifying nouns and verbs. Identify tangible things in the application domain. Use an approach based on the behaviour of the system. Use scenario-based analysis.
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Subsystem models that show logical groupings of objects. Sequence models that show the sequence of object interactions. State machine models that show state changes in response to events.
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What is the purpose of interface design in an OO design process? Your Answer: t
To define the signatures and semantics of the interfaces that are provided by an object or group of objects.
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Briefly explain why an OO approach facilitates design evolution. Your Answer: t
The internal details of an object are hidden from other objects so changing these details is unlikely to have knock-on effects on other objects.
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