In the Context of Class Attributes, One Should Use Names

question 70

True/False

In the context of class attributes, one should use names that describe the appearance of a class rather than descriptive names that illustrate the purpose of the class.

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Definitions:

Measurement

The process or the result of quantifying objects, phenomena, or relationships according to established rules and units.

Weight Gain

The increase in body weight over a period, which may result from growth, excess calorie intake, or other factors.

Perfect Reliability

Perfect reliability refers to a hypothetical situation where a measurement is completely free from error, achieving a reliability coefficient of 1.

Coefficient

A numerical or constant quantity placed before and multiplying the variable in an algebraic expression, or a measure used to describe a statistical relationship.