Modularity - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document contains comprehensive lecture notes from Lecture 7 of the CO2402 course on Advanced Programming with C++. The focus of this lecture is on the use of multiple source files in C++ projects, emphasizing the importance of modularity and organization for maintaining and managing large codebases. The notes explain how to create and manage files in an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), including adding and removing files.

1.Where does software design fit in the traditional waterfall software development lifecycle? A. Between implementation and deployment B. Between architecture and implementation C. Before requirements D. Between specification and architecture - B 2.Which of the following is NOT an aspect of software design A. Cohesion B. Modularity C. Polymorphism D. Coupling - C 3.The ability to use a built-in function of a programming language to generate a random number is an example of which of t...

COP 3330 Test 1 Questions and answer verified to pass 2024 COP 3330 Test 1 What is an object? - correct answer a software bundle of related state and behavior Real world objects share two characteristics: - correct answer They all have state and behavior How is state represented? - correct answer In the form of attributes called instance variables What are instance variables known as? - correct answer member variables or fields How is behavior represented? - correct answe...

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Chapter 4 - The Abstraction: The Process / Processes Process / Job - A running program. The abstraction provided by the OS of a running program. Virtualizing - The process of running a virtual instance of a computer system in a layer abstracted from the actual hardware. Time Sharing (CPU) - By running one process, then stopping it and running another, and so forth, the OS can promote the illusion that many virtual CPUs exist when in fact there is only one physical CPU (or a few). ...

Lev Vygotsky is principally known for which of the following conceptual proposals? correct answers -Social and psychological plane -Zone of proximal development Which of the following is characteristic of the intentionality model of language acquisition? correct answers The child is proposed to be responsible for driving language learning forward. Which of the following posits that children are born with a basic set of grammatical rules and categories that exist in all languages? correct ...

What children must learn correct answers Individual sounds of the language The words in their language how to change from singular to plural how words fit tg to form a grammatical sentence order of the words matter Language correct answers a system of symbols morphemes correct answers smallest unit of language that carry meaning referent correct answers aspect of world that a word is referring to higher level language skills correct answers reflect cognitive acts like reasoning, ...

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1.Where does software design fit in the traditional waterfall software development lifecycle? A. Between implementation and deployment B. Between architecture and implementation C. Before requirements D. Between specification and architecture - B 2.Which of the following is NOT an aspect of software design A. Cohesion B. Modularity C. Polymorphism D. Coupling - C 3.The ability to use a built-in function of a programming language to generate a random number is an example of which of t...

Control Coupling - ️️• When one module passes parameters or a return code to control the behavior of another module • It is impossible for the controlled module to function without some direction from the controlling module Types of Coupling - ️️• Content coupling • Common coupling • Control coupling • Stamp coupling • Data coupling Design Principles - ️️are guidelines for decomposing a system's required functionality and behavior into modules 6 Common Des...