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1.7: Concept: Procedural programming and _________-___________ ______________ are two ways of thinking about software development and program design. |
Object-Oriented Programming |
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C++ is a language that can be used for two methods of writing computer programs: procedural programming and object-oriented programming. true or false? |
True |
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What happens in procedural programming? |
the programmer constructs procedures (or functions, as they are called in C++). The procedures are collections of programming statements that perform a specific task. |
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What is the difference between procedural programming and object-oriented programming? |
PP is centered on the procedure, or function. OOP is centered on the object. |
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In Object-Oriented Programming, what is an object? |
a programming element that contains data and the procedures that operate on the data. |
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Is an object a self-contained unit? |
Yes. |
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1.25: What four items should you identify when defining what a program is to do? |
Purpose Input Process Output |
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1.26: What does it mean to "visualize a program running"? What is the value of such an activity? |
I means to put yourself in the user's shoes, answer the questions: "what message should the program display?" and "What questions should it ask?" By addressing these concerns, you will have determined most of the program's output. |
