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55 Cards in this Set
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Abstract Class |
Abstract classes cannot be instantiated, but they can be subclassed. Can contain implementation. |
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Interface |
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Generics 1 |
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Abstract Method |
"abstract" means: "Implements no functionality", and "static" means: "There is functionality even if you don't have an object instance". And that's a logical contradiction. |
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Anonymous Inner Classes |
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Casting |
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Cohesion 1 |
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Cohesion 2 |
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Cohesion 3 |
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Cohesion 4 |
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Coupling 1 |
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Coupling 2 |
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Coupling 3 |
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Coupling 4 |
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Coupling 5 |
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Coupling 6 |
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Coupling and Cohesion 1 |
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Coupling and Cohesion 2 |
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Coupling and Cohesion 3 |
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Coupling and Cohesion 4 |
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Coupling and Cohesion 5 |
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Coupling and Cohesion 6 |
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Design Patterns-Builder 1 |
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Design Patterns-Builder 2 |
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Design Patterns-Builder 3 |
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Design Patterns-Builder 4 |
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Design Patterns-Builder 5 |
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Generics 2 |
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Object Oriented Development |
1. Encapsulation 2. 3.Object composition is used to represent "has-a" 4.Inheritance 5. |
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SOLID (Dependency Inversion Principle) 1 |
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SOLID (Dependency Inversion Principle) 2 |
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SOLID (Interface Segregation Principle) 1 |
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SOLID (Interface Segregation Principle) 2 |
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SOLID (Liskov Substitution Principle) 1 |
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SOLID (Liskov Substitution Principle) 2 |
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SOLID (Liskov Substitution Principle) 3 |
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SOLID (Open Closed Principle) |
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SOLID (Single Responsibility) 1 |
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SOLID (Single Responsibility) 2 |
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SOLID |
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Static Initializer |
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Static Method |
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UML 1 |
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UML 2 |
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UML 3 |
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UML Aggregation |
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UML Association |
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UML Classes 1 |
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UML Classes 2 |
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UML Classes 3 |
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UML Composition |
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UML Dependency |
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UML Inheritance and Implements |
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UML Interface |
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UML Multiplicity |
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