Assume Component a Provides an Interface P and Requires an Interface

question 47

Multiple Choice

Assume component A provides an interface P and requires an interface R. In order for a component B to be substituted for component A, what must be true?

• A) The interface that B requires must be type conformant with respect to the interface that A provides.
• B) The interface that B requires must be type conformant with respect to the interface that A requires, and the interface that B provides must be type conformant with respect to the interface that A provides.
• C) The interface that A requires must be type conformant with respect to the interface that B provides.
• D) Components must be related to each other via a dependency.

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