An Object Can Be Viewed as A(n)_____,because a Message to the Object

question 22

Multiple Choice

An object can be viewed as a(n) _____,because a message to the object triggers changes within the object without specifying how the changes must be carried out.

• A) black box
• B) class diagram
• C) use case
• D) activity diagram

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Definitions:

Opening Statements

Initial remarks made by attorneys to a judge or jury, outlining the case they intend to present.

Direct Examination

The initial questioning of a witness by the party who called the witness to the stand, in a court proceeding.

Cross-Examination

The questioning of a witness in a court of law by the party opposed to the one who called the witness, aimed at testing the witness's testimony or credibility.

Opening Statements

The initial remarks made by attorneys to a judge or jury outlining the case they plan to present during a trial.