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There is no firm boundary between architectural design, mid-level design, lowlevel design, and programming.
True
An acceptor produces output while a transducer does not.
False
A non-deterministic finite automaton can recognize strings that a deterministic finite automaton cannot.
False
A deterministic finite automaton can recognize all strings of balanced parentheses.
False
The main problem of architectural design evaluation is to determine whether the software written in accord with the design will satisfy its requirements.
True
If a module A uses a module B, then A invokes B.
False
The Pipe and Filter style is a dynamic architectural model.
True
In responsibility-driven design, responsibilities can be decomposed, much as functions can.
True
Bloated controller often result from a centralized control style.
True
Broker patterns always have an intermediate class (the Broker) that blocks access from a Client to a Supplier.
False
The Class Adapter pattern cannot always be used to modify or replace an Adaptee class’s interface.
True
Every generator pattern has at least one factory method.
True
Every class that uses a factory method is an instance of the Factory Method pattern.
False
Reactor patterns support procedural design.
False
A function class always contains a factory method.
False
A function class never contains a factory method.
False
The Singleton pattern must have at least one static method.
True