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M03 - Programming What is Object-Oriented Programming? Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Assignment polymorphism Pure polymorphism Overloading Inclusion polymorphism Wrapper classes in Java…
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M03 - Programming What is Object-Oriented Programming? Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Assignment polymorphism Pure polymorphism Overloading Inclusion polymorphism Wrapper classes in Java…
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Software Test Design and Execution Testing is necessary in the manufacturing of any industrial product and in the development of IT projects. Who would sell a vacuum cleaner without being sure that…
Read more →With the ArrayList class, we have been able to see how we could make a list of any object, as this class uses this Java paradigm, which is called generic programming. Generic programming consists of…
Read more →Application of storage structures in object-oriented programming. Collections are objects that reference a set of objects. They are dynamic structures. Any object can be stored in a collection. They…
Read more →Java is a first-class object-oriented language. With the exception of primitive data types, everything in Java is an object. Even an array is an object. Every class creates instances that are…
Read more →We can read and write files with FileInputStream, which goes character by character. or we can use buffered reads.
Read more →XML stands for "Extensible Markup Language". It has several advantages over other ways of storing information: It is extensible: After being designed and put into production, it is possible to extend…
Read more →Programs use variables to store information: Input data. Calculated results. Intermediate values generated throughout the calculation. All this information is ephemeral: when the program finishes…
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We can basically divide the implementation diagram into: Package diagram. Component diagrams. Deployment diagrams. All of them will serve to specify in some way how the implementation of the result…
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Introduction UML use case diagrams serve to show the functions of a software system from the point of view of its interactions with the outside world, without going into the detailed implementation…
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UML diagrams are classified into: Static model: defines the structure of classes and objects. Dynamic model: defines the interrelationships between objects. Implementation model: describes the…
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Introduction An interaction is the specification of the behavior of a use case or an operation in terms of a sequence of messages between objects. These messages contain stimuli that can be requests…
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