Question

software programming quiz - tia chapter 10
started: nov 20 at 1:28pm
quiz instructions
this quiz will assess your understanding of the assigned reading. quizzes are intended to be formative assessment assignments that help you understand the material as you are learning. therefore, you can retake quizzes over technology in action chapters, and only your highest score will be recorded in the grade book.
be aware that you will not be allowed multiple attempts on the unit exam and final exam that each include questions over this chapter.
question 15 2 pts
the process of identifying all the categories of inputs that are part of the problem the program is meant to solve is known as ________.
object - oriented analysis
error handling
code editing
debugging

Explanation:

• Object - oriented analysis: Focuses on identifying objects (which can be related to input categories) and their interactions to solve a problem. It aligns with the idea of identifying input categories as part of problem - solving for a program.
• Error handling: Deals with managing and responding to errors that occur during program execution, not with identifying input categories.
• Code editing: Is about modifying the source code of a program (like changing syntax, formatting), not related to input - category identification.
• Debugging: Involves finding and fixing bugs in a program, not the initial step of identifying input categories.

Answer:

object - oriented analysis