What problems can occur with high fidelity prototypes?
What will be an ideal response?
a. Correctly functioning software takes too long to build. By the time there is anything that can be used for testing the design, much of the project’s development budget has already been spent.
b. Changes take too long.
c. One bug can destroy a user test.
d. It can create unrealistic expectations in management.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following statements about functional-style programming is false?
a. With functional-style programming capabilities you can write code that is more concise, clearer and easier to debug—that is, find and correct errors. b. The min and max functions are examples of a functional-style programming concept called reduction. They reduce a collection of values to a single value. c. Other reductions you’ll see include the sum, average, variance and standard deviation of a collection of values. d. All reductions are built into Python—you cannot define custom reductions.
Even seemingly trivial inventions such as a flashing cursor and a scrolling window have been granted patents. Many software designers construct programs only to find that they have unintentionally re-invented someone else’s patented invention. Do you think that patents are fair, and if not, can you think of a better mechanism to protect intellectual property?
What will be an ideal response?
Which method of the class vector would you use to remove an element at a specific location?
A. removeAllElements B. removeElement C. removeElementAt D. removeLocation