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What are the two types of coupling in object-oriented systems?
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Interaction
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Data, inheritance
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Data, stamp
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Interaction, inheritance
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Which of the following types of interaction coupling is "best?"
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Stamp
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Data
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Content or pathologica
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Common or global
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Of all of the types of interaction coupling, _____ is the worst.
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Stamp
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Data
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Content or pathologica
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Common or global
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When a global data area exists outside individual objects, the resulting system has _____interaction coupling.
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Stamp
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Data
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Content or pathologica
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Common or global
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When a method of one object refers to the inside hidden parts of another object, these methods are exhibiting _____ coupling.
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Stamp
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Data
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Content or pathologica
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Common or global
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Object-oriented systems have three general types of cohesion: _____, _____, and _____.
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Method, class, inheritance
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Method, generalization/specialization, inheritance
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Generalization/specialization, class, object
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Method, class, generalization/specialization
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7-
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A class has an attribute in which a range of values has a semantic meaning. This class has _____ connascence.
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Name
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Convention
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Type or Clas
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Algorithm
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8-
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Fan-out refers to _____.
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The number of attributes a class has
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The number of messages sent by a method
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The number of times a message is sent by a method
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The number of times an attribute is passed from a class
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9-
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Which of the following Structured English statements is an advanced form of an IF statement?
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Action statement
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For statement
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While statement
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Case statement
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10-
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The audience for pseudocode is the _____.
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Analyst
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Programmer
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Manage
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User
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