Multiple choice technology programming languages

The complexity of your design lies underneath that surface, in code that reflects business rules, resource allocation, algorithms, and other computer science concerns; if you only use objects to reflect the real world, you leave yourself with a lot of work.

  1. bilk

  2. leave

  3. fool

  4. set
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

The sentence warns that if you only use objects to reflect the real world, you 'leave' yourself with a lot of work. The complexity lies underneath the surface in code handling business rules, algorithms, and other computer science concerns that real-world modeling doesn't address.

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