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Open-Closed Principle Quiz

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According to the open–closed principle, software entities should be open for extension, but closed for modification. This means:

Allowing behavior extension without modifying source code (correct)

Disallowing any form of extension

Allowing modification of source code for behavior extension

Disallowing source code modification

Which technique is used to implement the open–closed principle?

Removal of all extension points

Direct modification of source code

Complete restructuring of software entities

Generalizations such as inheritance or delegate functions (correct)

In the context of the open–closed principle, a module is considered open if:

It contains a stable description

It is still available for extension (correct)

It is available for use by other modules

It requires changes to dependent programs

The open–closed principle is part of which set of object-oriented design principles?

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During the time Bertrand Meyer introduced the open–closed principle, what was the implication of adding fields or functions to a library?

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Open-Closed Principle Quiz

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Questions and Answers

According to the open–closed principle, software entities should be open for extension, but closed for modification. This means:

Which technique is used to implement the open–closed principle?

In the context of the open–closed principle, a module is considered open if:

The open–closed principle is part of which set of object-oriented design principles?

During the time Bertrand Meyer introduced the open–closed principle, what was the implication of adding fields or functions to a library?

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