1. What is God object ? Junior A. an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit B. an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain C. an anti-pattern where a single class knows or does too much, centralizing responsibilities that should be distributed D. an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants
2. Which term means: "an anti-pattern where a single class knows or does too much, centralizing responsibilities that should be distributed"? Junior A. Tight coupling B. Spaghetti code C. God object D. Magic numbers
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. God object — an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit B. God object — an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain C. God object — an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult D. God object — an anti-pattern where a single class knows or does too much, centralizing responsibilities that should be distributed
4. What is Spaghetti code ? Junior A. an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit B. an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants C. an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain D. an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult
5. Which term means: "an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain"? Junior A. God object B. Spaghetti code C. Magic numbers D. Premature optimization
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Spaghetti code — an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants B. Spaghetti code — an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain C. Spaghetti code — an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult D. Spaghetti code — an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit
7. What is Tight coupling ? Mid A. an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain B. an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit C. an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult D. an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants
8. Which term means: "an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult"? Mid A. Magic numbers B. Spaghetti code C. Tight coupling D. Premature optimization
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Tight coupling — an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain B. Tight coupling — an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult C. Tight coupling — an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit D. Tight coupling — an anti-pattern where a single class knows or does too much, centralizing responsibilities that should be distributed
10. What is Premature optimization ? Mid A. an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult B. an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain C. an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit D. an anti-pattern where a single class knows or does too much, centralizing responsibilities that should be distributed
11. Which term means: "an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit"? Mid A. Magic numbers B. God object C. Premature optimization D. Spaghetti code
12. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Premature optimization — an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain B. Premature optimization — an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit C. Premature optimization — an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult D. Premature optimization — an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants
13. What is Magic numbers ? Mid A. an anti-pattern where a single class knows or does too much, centralizing responsibilities that should be distributed B. an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants C. an anti-pattern where components depend heavily on each other's internal details, making changes ripple and reuse difficult D. an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit
14. Which term means: "an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants"? Mid A. Spaghetti code B. Premature optimization C. God object D. Magic numbers
15. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Magic numbers — an anti-pattern of embedding unexplained literal values directly in code instead of named constants B. Magic numbers — an anti-pattern where a single class knows or does too much, centralizing responsibilities that should be distributed C. Magic numbers — an anti-pattern describing tangled, unstructured control flow with little modularity that is hard to follow or maintain D. Magic numbers — an anti-pattern of tuning performance before measuring or proving need, adding complexity for negligible benefit