OOP Chapter 1 - Quiz 1

What is OOAD stands for?

• Object Oriented Analysis and Design

• Object Oriented Advantage and Disadvantage

• Object Oriented Analysis and Development

• Object Oriented Approach and Development

What is OOAD?

• OOAD is and emphasis on finding and describing the objects or concepts in the problem domains.

• OOAD is a generic term for the ideas behind the process we employ to analyze a problem and develop logical solution from the perspective of objects (things, concepts, or entities).

• OOAD is an emphasis on defining software objects and how they collaborate to fulfill the requirements.

What is OOA stands for?

• Object Oriented Approach

• Object Oriented Analysis

• Object Oriented Advantages

What is OOA?

• OOA is a generic term for the ideas behind the process

  we employ to analyze a problem and develop logical

  solution from the perspective of objects (things, concepts,

  or entities)

• OOA is an emphasis on defining software

  objects and how they collaborate to fulfill the

  requirements.

• OOA is an emphasis on finding and

  describing the objects‐or concepts‐ in the problem

  domains.

What is OOD stands for?

• Object Oriented Development

• Object Oriented Disadvantage

• Object Oriented Design

What is OOD?

• OOD is an emphasis on defining software

  objects and how they collaborate to fulfill the

  requirements.

• OOD is an emphasis on finding and

  describing the objects‐or concepts‐ in the problem

  domains.

• OOD is a generic term for the ideas behind the process

  we employ to analyze a problem and develop logical

  solution from the perspective of objects (things, concepts,

  or entities)

What is OOP stands for?

• Object Oriented Procedural

• Object Oriented Programming

• Object Oriented Polymorphism

• Object Oriented Program

Object oriented program is made up of ______?

• objects

• class

• attribute

• method

In an object-oriented programming language, ______ and _____ are the basic elements of design.

• objects, object interactions

• attribute, attribute interactions

• class, class interactions

• method, method interactions

Objects send and receive _______ to invoke actions.

• messages

• error

• delay

• output