Object-Oriented (O-O)analysis Describes an Information System by Identifying Things Called

question 25

True/False

Object-oriented (O-O)analysis describes an information system by identifying things called objects.

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Definitions:

Registration Marks

Marks used on materials or components to ensure correct alignment during assembly or in the printing process.

Scale 1:1

A drawing or model scale where one unit in the drawing or model is equal to one unit on the actual object, representing a real-life size.

Abbreviation R

Commonly represents "Radius" in technical drawings, indicating the measure of the distance from the center of a circle to its perimeter.

Concentric Circles

Circles that share the same center point but differ in radius.