The Object-Oriented Approach Differs from the Traditional Technology Approach in That

question 48

Multiple Choice

The object-oriented approach differs from the traditional technology approach in that the traditional technology approach:

• A)combines information and procedures into a single view.
• B)includes classes,objects,and messages.
• C)keeps the information and procedures views distinct at all times.
• D)models the real-world integration of information and procedures in information systems.

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