Which one of the following statements is true ?
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Covered work objects inherit from Cover-Object- class
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Ordinary work objects inherit from the Work-Object- class
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Folders may contain only one covered work object
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Folders may be a work object
Ordinary work objects inherit from the Work-Object- base class in PRPC. Covered work objects inherit from Work-Cover- class, not Cover-Object-. Folders can contain multiple covered work objects, and folders themselves are work objects (Work-Folder- class), so options C and D are false.
In Pega's class structure, all work objects ultimately derive from the base Work- class family, and ordinary (non-covered) work objects specifically inherit from Work-Object-. 'Covered work objects inherit from Cover-Object-' is wrong phrasing/direction for how Pega's covers work in this framework's terminology as tested. Folders in Pega/BPM tools are typically containers that can hold multiple objects (including covered ones), so 'only one covered work object' is false, and a folder itself is a container/attachment concept, not a work object, so 'Folders may be a work object' is also false. Only the Work-Object- inheritance statement is accurate.