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AP Computer Science 1.1 Program Development. The situation in the video is an example of which of the following?
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Thank you We sneak and here's your smoke too Sure
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brought to you by the dreaded trinidadian scorpion nightmare pepper
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one drop of its juicy spicy enough to send a
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horse on a spirit flat software engineer rights program composed
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of many small simple functions and a few functions that
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utilize small functions in order to perform more complex tasks
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This is an example of which of the following and
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here the potential answers roman numerals Thank you and let's
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go all right Greater concept of program development refers not
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so much of the actual writing of coat it's more
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about designing programs overall structure on a larger scale A
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few concepts that can help in planning a large coding
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project are polymorphism pop down design and functional decomposition right
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The first polymorphism comes from greek many and form core
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shape it's the idea that a subclass can override a
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method of the same name that it inherited from a
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super class right So for example let's say you've got
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a class called both well The classic boat comes with
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a method called steer load that contains code for steering
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any both object but let's say we've also got a
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subclass of boat called crew shin will cruise ship also
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has its own method called steer boat that overrides the
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one inherited from boat and includes along with it a
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new method called avoid iceberg one that way when you're
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out and about your program and you have any boat
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or vote subclass object whether it be a boat or
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a cruise ship or raft you can call the steer
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boat method and cruise ship objects will get their overriding
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version of steer boat that includes avoid iceberg right it's
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a useful thing to know when planning a big project
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but it doesn't sound quite like the technique our engineers
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used in this case All right next up top down
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design pop down design is the concept of coming up
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with a larger so for the program first by nailing
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down the larger functions and then filling in the details
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later on We get useful concept but it doesn't sound
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too much like what are engineered it in this case
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either Then we have functional decomposition The idea here is
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to split a complex function into a lot of smaller
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functions then stitch them together by calling those functions through
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Larger fun well let's think about making chili chili smells
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great If you were right now your chili making processes
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of function in java well one way to do it
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would be to write a single meandering function that handles
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every part of the process from chopping vegetables Adding spice
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is actually doing the cooking but that's not terribly wise
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like what if your out of onions what if you
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need to update the recipe the whole thing could break
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and it'd be a total mess So if you were
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to write a functional decomposition in mind you'd probably have
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chopped vegetable is a function that would accept a variety
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of variables Add spices would probably get called here and
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there at chili's would get called over and over again
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And then you get a research sounds an awful lot
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like what our engineer did here a number of small
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simple functions that get used by other functions to perform
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complex tasks That's answer c room you're looking for is 00:03:14.37 --> [endTime] down the hall left three
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