Chapters 11 - 13 Programming Logic And Design (Joyce Farrell)

_____ is the detailed specification of how all the parts of a system will be implemented and coordinated.

The term ____ is applied to situations in which you define multiple methods with a single name.

You use a(n) ____ diagram to illustrate the names, attributes, and methods of a class or set of classes.

You use a(n) ____ variation when a case can be part of multiple use cases.

The purpose of ____ is to set or change the values of data fields within the class.

Code that has already been tested and used in a variety of situations is said to be ____.

A derived class always ____ case or instance of the more general base class.

A(n) ____ in a class diagram indicates public access.

In addition to their attributes, class objects have methods associated with them, and every object that is an instance of a class possesses different methods.

When you draw a flowchart or write pseudocode, your purpose is to illustrate the individual steps in a(n) ____.

Object-oriented programs employ a more specific group of techniques for handling errors called ____.

When a data field within a class is ____, no outside class can use it-including a child class.

Object-oriented programmers sometimes say an object is one ____ of a class.

Each variation in the sequence of actions required in a use case is a ____.

When you think in an object-oriented manner, every object is a member of a ____.

The ____ diagram shows how a business works from the perspective of those who actually interact with the business.

In some programming languages, such as C#, Visual Basic, and Java, every class you create is a child of one ultimate base class, often called the ____ class.

By using ____, you can use reasonable, easy-to-remember names for methods and concentrate on their purpose rather than on memorizing different method names.

In OOP languages, a default constructor is created automatically by the compiler for every class you write.

A ____ is a set of program statements that lists the characteristics of each object and the methods each object can use.

The concept of a class is useful because of its ____

Methods in object-oriented programs use sequence, selection, and looping structures and make use of arrays.

Any constructor you write must have the same name as the class it constructs, and it cannot have a return type.

Programmers use the phrase ____ to describe what happens when worthless or invalid input causes inaccurate or unrealistic results.

An abstract class is one from which you can create any concrete objects and from which you can inherit.

Class diagrams are a type of Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagram.

The purpose of a(n) ____ is to return a value to the world outside the class.

You cannot provide parameters to a destructor; it must have an empty parameter list.

____ methods are those for which no object needs to exist.

The ____ allows you to envision systems with an object-oriented perspective, breaking a system into subsystems, focusing on the big picture, and hiding the implementation details.