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Who reviews the requirements and the changes to the
requirements? |
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| Answer | Business Analyst  |
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If during some stage down the life cycle, the initial
requirements change, what will you do? How will you handle
any changes in the requirements? |
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Question Submitted By :: Pradhan |
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| Answer | Large scale changes in requirements may require a separate
engineering study to understand the costs and benefits of
the proposed change. But by the wording of the question, a
decision has already been made to change the requirements.
As a requirements analyst, the first thing that I would do
is to call together the immediately impacted stakeholders in
development and test to discuss the change. I would present
the proposed change and allow for negotiation of wording.
Then I would enter a change request (CR) to document the
change and to gain approval. Once approved, I would change
the requirements document and check the changes into a
source control tool like DOORS, VSS, or ClearCase. I would
then change the status of the CR to resolved or closed.
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How do you ensure that you base your software plans, work
items and products on the requirement? |
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Question Submitted By :: Pradhan |
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| Answer | hi guys i dont know the exact answer of this
question.According to me this ans will be given in a bit
different way.Basically I am an all rounder cricket player.i
can bat ,bowl and field at all situations.So if i can show
my talent in this respect so being an electrical engineer i
am confi that i can base my plans,work items and products on
the reqrment...........  |
| Sudip Kumar Bera |
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Where and how do you document your requirements? |
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Question Submitted By :: Pradhan |
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| Answer | Requirement Specification Document  |
| Prakash |
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| Answer | Requirements are documented in SRS document. The
arrangement of requirement depends upon the way you are
documenting it, like using SSAD or OOAD aproach.  |
| Kumar Rohit |
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What is a Persistent, Transient Object? |
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Question Submitted By :: Yogveer Singh |
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| Answer | Persistent objects are on this heap, while transient
objects are in the transient memory. Transient and
persistent objects can access each other mutually.
Accessing a persistent object leads to loading the object
into the transient heap. It it is not accessed from
transient objects any more, it will be written back to the
persistent heap. A transient object becomes persistent as
soon as it can be reached from a persistent root  |
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| Answer | Persistent is permanent storage and transient is for memory.
Persistemt objects when call transient objets ,first it is
loaded into memory.After process a transient objects can be
stored as persitent objects in hard disk.  |
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What do you mean by "Realization"? |
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Question Submitted By :: Yogveer Singh |
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| Answer | it means leaving the implementation to the implementer,
i.e. interface. you leave the implementation of
functionality to the class who is implementing this
interface  |
| Rajendra Tambat |
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| Answer | In a realization relationship, one entity (normally an
interface) defines a set of functionalities as a contract
and the other entity (normally a class) "realizes" the
contract by implementing the functionality defined in the
contract.  |
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| Answer | It is similar to generalization.It indicates that one class
implements behavior specified by another.  |
| Indra |
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| Answer | Realization denotes implementing an interface.Arrow with
dotted line
Generalization denotes extending a class.Arrow with solid
line.  |
| S.p.arun |
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| Answer | I just want to add that realization is not only for
interfaces or class it is also for use cases and use case
realizations is to design its inner diagrams like sequence
diagram …etc.  |
| Deiaa Eldin |
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What are the Design Patterns you know |
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| Answer | Facade Pattern
Strategy Pattern
Bridge Pattern
Abstract Factory Pattern
Adapter Pattern  |
| Bm Mbuthu |
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| Answer | Producer Consumer Pattern
Singleton Pattern  |
| Aria |
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| Answer | Flyweight Pattern
Command Pattern
Mediator Pattern
Iterator Pattern
Proxy Pattern  |
| Furqan Hashmi |
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| Answer | Basic(
interface,
Abstract parent class,
Private methods,
accessor methods,
constant data manager,
immutable object,
monitor
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Creation(
Factory method,
Singleton,
Abstract Factory,
Prototype,
Builder
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Collectional(
Composite,
Iterator,
Flyweight,
Visitor
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Structural(
decorator,
adapter,
chain of responsibility,
facade,
proxy,
bridge,
virtual proxy,
counting proxy,
aggregate Enforcer,
Explicit Object release
Object cache
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behavioral(
Command,
Mediator,
Memento,
Observer,
Interpreter,
State,
strategy,
Null Object,
Template Method,
Object Authenticator,
Common attribute registry
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concurrency(
critical section,
consistent lock order,
guarded suspension,
read-write lock
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Difference: Object Oriented Analysis (OOA) and Object
Oriented Design (OOD)? |
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Question Submitted By :: Yogveer Singh |
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| Answer | Object-Oriented Analysis (OOA) aims to model the problem
domain, the problem to be solved, by developing an OO
system. The source of the analysis is generally a written
requirements statement. Object-Oriented Design (OOD) is an
activity of looking for logical solutions to solve a
problem by using encapsulated entities called objects.  |
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Comment: C++ "includes" behavior and java "imports" |
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Question Submitted By :: Yogveer Singh |
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| Answer | #include in C/C++: #include makes a compiler to copy header
file code into a C/C++ program.
Dis Adv:It increase the program size unnecessarly.wastage
of memory and process time.
import in java : import statement makes JVM to go to the
java library execute the code there at finally substitute
the result into java program.JVM physically will not copy
any code.
import is efficient than #include....  |
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| Question |
Is class an Object? Is object a class? |
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Question Submitted By :: Yogveer Singh |
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| Answer | Class is an object.
But an object is not a class.  |
| Anirban |
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| Answer | object is an instance of a class or in other words object
is a snapshot(blueprint)of a perticuler class.
class is real world object.  |
| Kaushi |
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| Answer | Class is a user defined data type whereas Object can be
veiwed as a variable of class type
For example fruit is a class & mango,apple are different
objects of class fruit.
Class can be a person whereas objects can be any existing
person like Ram ,Shayam,Rahul etc  |
| Shambhu Gupta |
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| Answer | a class is a class which is an object but class is not an
object  |
| Shashi |
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| Answer | Yes, class is an object but an object is not a class.
We can compare class with a factory and object with product.
A factory can be a product of another factory; but a
product can not be a factory.  |
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| Answer | A class is a generalized template from which object
is created based on its various instances,therefore
we can consider a class as an object while vice-versa
is not possible.  |
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Explian following terms: Constraint Rules, Design by contract. |
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Question Submitted By :: Yogveer Singh |
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| Answer | Constraint rule:
Much of what you are doing in drawing a class diagram
is indicating constraint.
EX:Corporate customers have credit limits but Personal
customer do not.
Design by contract:
It provides rigorous defn. of operation's purpose and
class's legal state. This is to enhance the debugging.  |
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What is the difference between static and dynamic
Classificaition.Give some examples. |
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Question Submitted By :: Yogveer Singh |
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| Answer | Dynamic classification allows objects to change type within
the subtyping structure whereas static classification does
not Ex:for dynamic classification is person's job(It can
change).EX:for static classification sex.(male & female).  |
| Indra |
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| Answer | static means constant. Dynamic means randomly we can change
in genral sences. So, static diagram we can not change it
si fixed attributes but dynamic diagram we can change. As
given example:- person job is attribut we can change the
job . so, it is dynamic but sex of person male / female we
canot change it is static  |
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