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The following is the application object in MVC (A) Model (B) View (C) Controller (D) Interface

2. The following pattern captures techniques for supporting access and traversal over object structures [ C ] (A) Bridge (B) Strategy (C) Iterator (D) Command 3. The following defines the way the user interface reacts to user input (A) Model (B) View (C) Controller (D) Interface [ C ]

4. The run-time association of a request to an object and one of its operations is called (A) Static binding (B) Dynamic binding (C) Polymorphism (D) Inheritance 5. Encapsulating an algorithm in an object is the intent of following pattern (A) Single ton (B) Strategy (C) Composite (D) Builder [ B

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6. A common way to represent hierarchically structured information is through a technique called [ B ] (A) Integration (B) Recursive composition (C) Differentiation (D) Aggregation 7. The following is also known as wrapper (A) Bridge (B) Adapter (C) Decorator (D) Proxy 8. The following pattern defines a structural for sharing objects Composite (B) Flyweight (C) Proxy (D) Decorator 9. The purpose for Singleton Design pattern is (A) Creational (B) Structural (C) Behavioral (D) Implemental 10. Menu item can store a __________ object that encapsulates a request. [ D (A) composition (B) window (C)product (D) command [ B ]

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11. Factory Method is also known as VIRTUAL CONSTRUCTOR 12. ADAPTER makes two existing interfaces work together as opposed to defining an entirely new one. 13. A PROTECTED PROXY might be implemented exactly like decorator. 14. DECORATOR design pattern is used to provide additional responsibilities to an object dynamically 15. The COMPISITE pattern describes how to build class hierarchy made up of classes 16. In PROXY pattern, the subject defines the key functionality. 17. The OBSERVER pattern defines and maintains a dependency between objects. 18. FAADE FACTORY pattern is used when layering the subsystems. 19. ADAPTER pattern makes things work before they are designed. 20. COMMAND is used to allow multiple windowing platforms.

1. Total how many design patterns are listed in the catalog of design patterns a) 23 b) 22 c) 21 d) 24 2. Design patterns used in __________ development environment a) Procedure oriented b) Object oriented c) Both a & b d) None 3. Below is a creational pattern a) Adapter b) Bridge c) Builder d) None 4. Below is a structural patterns a) Fly weight b) Proxy c) Both a & b d) None 5. Composite pattern is a ________ pattern. a) Structural b) Creational c) Behavioral d) None 6. Creational patterns concern the process of ________ creation. a) Class b) Object c) Method d) All 7. Structural patterns deals with the composition of __________ a) Objects b) Classes c) a or b d) None 8. The structural class patterns use _________ to compose classes. a) Aggregation b) Inheritance c) Both a & b d) None 9. Design patterns solve ___________ problems. a) Coding b) Design c) Analysis d) All 10. Singleton pattern is a ____________ pattern. a) Creational b) Structural c) Behavioral d) None

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11. Each design pattern has 4 essential elements. 12. MVC means MODEL VIEW CONTROLLER 13. Abstract factory is a CREATIONAL pattern. 14. Faade is a STRUCTURAL patterns. 15. Introducing a mediator object between peers is done by MEDIATOR pattern. 16. TEMPLATE METHOD is an abstract definition of are algorithm. 17. PROXY acts as a convenient surrogate or place. 18. FAADE shows how to make a single object represent an entire subsystem. 19. Based on scope, the design patterns are classified as CLASS and OBJECT scope. 20. Based on the purpose of usage the design patterns classified as CREATINAL,BEHAVIORAL and STRUCTURALpatterns.

1. The ________ is a handle we can use to describe a design problem, itssolutions, and consequences in a word. [ A] A) Pattern name B) Design name C) Problem D) Solution 2. __________defines the way the user interface reacts to user input. [B] A) Model B) Controller C) View D) Container 3. __________ is to illustrate sequences of requests and collaborations between objects. [ B ] A) Behavioral diagrams B) Interaction diagrams C) Activity diagrams D) State Diagram 4. Convert the interface of a class into another interface clients expect, called A) Bridge B) Builder C) Adapter D) Abstract factory [ C]

5. _____ provides a flexible alternative to subclassing for extending functionality. [ A] A) Decorators B) Composite C) Faade D) Command 6. _______ is an abstractclass for objects that encapsulate window system-dependent code. [B ] A) MacWindowImp B) WindowImp C) PMWindowImp D) XWindowImp 7. ________class that declares an interface for creating each basic kind of widget. [ A] A) Abstract WidgetFactory B) MotifWidgetFactory C) PMWidgetFactory D) WidgetFactory 8. ____ uses only interfaces declared by AbstractFactory and AbstractProduct classes [ C] A) ConcreteFactory B) AbstractProduct C) Client D) ConcreteProducts 9. _______ patterns are concerned with how classes and objects arecomposed to form larger structures [B] A) Creational Patterns B) Structural patterns C) Behavioral patterns D) Design Patterns 10. Adapter also known as________ A) Kit B) Wrapper C) Surrogate D) Handler [B]

11. VIEW is its screen presentation. 12. A STRATEGY is an object that represents an algorithm. 13. The TEMPLATE lends a uniform structure to the information, making design patterns easier to learn, compare, and use. 14. Composition of objects into tree structures to represent part-whole relationship is called as COMPOSITE. 15. FAADE defines a higher-level interface that makes the subsystem easier to use. 16. UNION functionality creates an interface that incorporates thecapabilities of allexistingsystems. 17. The CREATIONAL patterns show how to make this design more flexible, not necessarilysmaller. 18. Abstract factory is also known as KIT. 19.PROXY can act as a local representative for an object inaremote address space. 20. FLYWEIGHT pattern focuses on sharing for space efficiency.