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Which design method focuses on thinking in terms of steps?
Which design method focuses on thinking in terms of steps?
Which design method focuses on thinking in terms of functions and their composition?
Which design method focuses on thinking in terms of functions and their composition?
Which design method focuses on thinking in terms of objects that do things?
Which design method focuses on thinking in terms of objects that do things?
Which design method is a natural way to deal with complexity?
Which design method is a natural way to deal with complexity?
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If you were given the task of writing code to access a description of shapes stored in a database and then display them, what would be a natural way to think about the problem?
If you were given the task of writing code to access a description of shapes stored in a database and then display them, what would be a natural way to think about the problem?
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Study Notes
Design Methods
- Step-wise Design: Focuses on thinking in terms of steps.
Function-Oriented Design
- Functional Decomposition: Focuses on thinking in terms of functions and their composition.
Object-Oriented Design
- Object-Oriented Analysis: Focuses on thinking in terms of objects that do things.
Dealing with Complexity
- Object-Oriented Design: A natural way to deal with complexity.
Accessing Shape Descriptions from a Database
- When writing code to access a description of shapes stored in a database and then display them, a natural way to think about the problem is through Object-Oriented Design.
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Test your knowledge on different design methods and programming paradigms in this quiz. Learn about structured design/programming, functional programming, and object-oriented design/programming. Challenge your understanding of problem-solving approaches and how to think in terms of steps, functions, and objects.
