OOSE Intro

Inheritance 

• the method or methods and/or attributes defined in an object class can be reused by another object class
• is the inclusion within an object of all the resources needed for the object to function
• allows programmers & designers to separate catergories and concepts from instances of implementation so that they do not depend on software or hardware
• means "many forms" applied to object-oriented techniques it means that the same name behaviour may be completed differently for diffrent objects/classes

Polymorphism

• the method or methods and/or attributes defined in an object class can be reused by another object class
• is the inclusion within an object of all the resources needed for the object to function
• allows programmers & designers to separate catergories and concepts from instances of implementation so that they do not depend on software or hardware
• means "many forms" applied to object-oriented techniques it means that the same name behaviour may be completed differently for diffrent objects/classes

Encapsulation 

• the method or methods and/or attributes defined in an object class can be reused by another object class
• is the inclusion within an object of all the resources needed for the object to function
• allows programmers & designers to separate catergories and concepts from instances of implementation so that they do not depend on software or hardware
• means "many forms" applied to object-oriented techniques it means that the same name behaviour may be completed differently for diffrent objects/classes

Abstraction

• the method or methods and/or attributes defined in an object class can be reused by another object class
• is the inclusion within an object of all the resources needed for the object to function
• allows programmers & designers to separate catergories and concepts from instances of implementation so that they do not depend on software or hardware
• means "many forms" applied to object-oriented techniques it means that the same name behaviour may be completed differently for diffrent objects/classes

Which of these is NOT a good attribute for software?

• Maintainable
• Dependable
• Efficent
• Unacceptability

Can any object oriented method or process use UML as it's modelling language?

• Yes
• No

Is UML Use-Case driven?

• Yes
• No

An object is something that has:

• State, Behaviour Identity
• State and Identity
• Behaviour 
• None of these

What is an object an instance of?

• Class
• Diagram
• Attribute
• Behaviour

Stereotypes are shown in the class name enclosed in what?

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