Many project teams are too quick to jump into writing code for classes without first designing them.

Polymorphism is the mechanism that combines the processes and data into a single object.

Dynamic binding refers to the ability of object-oriented systems to defer the data typing of objects to run time.

Subclasses inherit the appropriate attributes and methods from the superclass above them.

Because of potential problems, developers must be aware of the effects of modifications in a superclass and in each of the subclasses that will inherit the modification.

A detailed outline of the lines of code that need to be written is known as pseudocode.

An If statement in Structured English controls actions that are performed under different conditions.

A Case statement in Structured English has several mutually exclusive branches.

The programmers of a system should decide what errors the system is expected to handle.

Fan-out refers to the number of attributes passed by one object to another.