Exam 16: Object-Oriented Technologies

The four procedures,or ways,a system can manipulate information are commonly referred to as ____.

Which of the following is true of the object-oriented technology approach?

_____ refers to how well your system can adapt to the increased demands of additional users,more information to handle,and the need for faster processing speeds.

CRUD refers to the four primary procedures,or ways,a system can manipulate information.

The primary benefit of ____,or the ability to define superclass and subclass relationships,is reuse.

Subclasses inherit the information and procedures from the superclass in which they are defined.

A _____ is a set of instructions that,when executed,cause a computer to behave in a specific manner.

A(n)_____ refers to any device that calls procedures,such as a keyboard,mouse,or touch screen.

A home stereo system is a true example of a real-world object-oriented system.

Richard,who works for a retail company,needs to categorize his company's customer database.He is currently saving large amounts of information into different classes such as Membership Duration,Purchase Details,Product Preferences,and so forth.The process would help executives access and understand customer data with ease.This is an example of ____.

In the object-oriented technology approach,what are objects referred to as when the information inside them is hidden and all that can be viewed are the objects?

The object-oriented approach improves overall systems development because the approach more closely models the real world.