Exam 16: Object-Oriented Technologies
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Classes are a template of information and procedures to create objects.
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Defining _____ involves defining generic and specific information and procedures.
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A drawback of the object-oriented technology approach is that it fails to provide a holistic view of an information system.
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Information and procedures create ____,which in turn create objects.
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Objects are sometimes referred to as ____,in that the information inside an object is hidden and all that can be viewed is the object.
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Why is it important to use multiple classes for large amounts of information?
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The _____ approach to IT systems combines information and procedures into a single view.
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Breaking down information and procedures for ease of use and understandability is referred to as _____.
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Polymorphism is the ability to define superclass and subclass relationships among classes.
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In order to improve efficiency,object-oriented IT systems should avoid having multiple classes.
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Eighteen months is considered as an ideal amount of time to get a new product on the market.
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A feature of object-oriented databases is that one is not restricted to _____ tables,which provides greater flexibility in storing and defining procedures that work with complex data types.
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What are the four primary procedures that are used to manipulate information?
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The object-oriented genre aims at increasing efficiency and effectiveness of the systems development process.
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