A. Design class diagram B. Data access diagram C. Package diagram D. Communicati

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A. Design class diagram

B. Data access diagram

C. Package diagram

D. Communication diagram

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A. Let the factory object do it.

B. Let the view layer object do it.

C. Let the controller object do it.

D. Let the customer object do it.

Question 3 of 10

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A. Problem that requires a solution

B. Example of the pattern

C. Description of when the pattern does not apply

D. Consequences of the pattern

Question 4 of 10

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A. perfect technology assumption

B. perfect memory assumption

C. perfect solution assumption

D. perfect design assumption

Question 5 of 10

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A. Define a single controller for all use cases.

B. Define several controllers, each with a specific set of responsibilities

C. Create a single controller for a single subsystem

D. Create one controller per use case

Question 6 of 10

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A. [t/f condition] seq-numb: ret-value := msg-name (para-list)

B. [t/f condition] ret-value := msg-name (para-list)

C. [t/f condition] seq-numb: ret-value = msg-name (para-list)

D. [t/f condition] seq-numb ret-value = msg-name (para-list)

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A. Message arrow

B. Object

C. Activation lifeline

D. Link

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A. entity

B. view or boundary

C. control

D. persistent

Question 9 of 10

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A. data is being passed from the origin object to the destination object

B. a transition is occurring between the objects

C. a method is being invoked on the originating object

D. a method is being invoked on the destination object

Question 10 of 10

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A. system sequence

B. package

C. interaction

D. design class

Which of the following is an example of an interaction diagram?

A. Design class diagram

B. Data access diagram

C. Package diagram

D. Communication diagram

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Question 2 of 10

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The Sales subsystem needs to instantiate a new cart object. How should this be done?

A. Let the factory object do it.

B. Let the view layer object do it.

C. Let the controller object do it.

D. Let the customer object do it.

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Question 3 of 10

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Which of the following is NOT a component of the design pattern template?

A. Problem that requires a solution

B. Example of the pattern

C. Description of when the pattern does not apply

D. Consequences of the pattern

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In a sequence when one assumes that the objects are already available to receive messages, that is considered to be the _______.

A. perfect technology assumption

B. perfect memory assumption

C. perfect solution assumption

D. perfect design assumption

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What is the least cohesive approach in creating use case controllers in a system?

A. Define a single controller for all use cases.

B. Define several controllers, each with a specific set of responsibilities

C. Create a single controller for a single subsystem

D. Create one controller per use case

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What is the correct syntax notation for a message on a communication diagram?

A. [t/f condition] seq-numb: ret-value := msg-name (para-list)

B. [t/f condition] ret-value := msg-name (para-list)

C. [t/f condition] seq-numb: ret-value = msg-name (para-list)

D. [t/f condition] seq-numb ret-value = msg-name (para-list)

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Question 7 of 10

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Which of the following symbols is used in a communication diagram, but not in a sequence diagram?

A. Message arrow

B. Object

C. Activation lifeline

D. Link

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User interface objects in a sequence diagram often are labeled with the stereotype ____.

A. entity

B. view or boundary

C. control

D. persistent

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When a message is sent from an originating object to a destination object it means that ______.

A. data is being passed from the origin object to the destination object

B. a transition is occurring between the objects

C. a method is being invoked on the originating object

D. a method is being invoked on the destination object

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Question 10 of 10

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The realization of a use case–determining what objects collaborate by sending messages to each other to carry out the use case–is done through the development of a(n) ____ diagram.

A. system sequence

B. package

C. interaction

D. design class

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Explanation / Answer

1. Communication Diagram

2. Let the customer object do it.

3. Description of when the pattern does not apply

4. Perfect memory assumption

5. Define a single controller for all use cases

6. [t/f condition] ret-value := msg-name (para-list)

7. Link

8. view or boundary

9. a method is being invoked on the destination object

10. interaction

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