10 Questions
What does a 'generalization' relationship represent in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD)?
A relationship where one class is a more general (abstract) version of the other class
Which class would typically be considered a subclass in a 'generalization' relationship?
The class with specific characteristics
How is the concept of inheritance related to the 'generalization' relationship in OOAD?
Inheritance is the idea that one entity can access, update, or inherit the functionality of another entity
What does it mean when we say that one class 'inherits' from another class in OOAD?
It means that the child class acquires the properties and behavior of the parent class
Which of the following best describes a superclass in a 'generalization' relationship?
The more general (abstract) version of a class
How are the concepts of 'is-a relationship' and 'generalization' related in OOAD?
'Is-a relationship' describes how one entity can access or inherit another entity's functionality
In a 'generalization' relationship, which class is considered to be more specific?
The subclass
'Generalization' relationships in OOAD are used to show which type of relationship between classes?
'Is-a' relationship
'Generalization' relationships in OOAD are implemented through which object-oriented concept?
'Inheritance'
'Generalization' relationships are represented in UML diagrams using what type of arrow?
Solid arrow
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