Senior Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Test your Senior-level Programming Paradigms Concepts Object Oriented Programming Oop skills in Software Architecture Design. This timed assessment evaluates your expertise in Information Technology.

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What is the typical trade-off between achieving high internal cohesion and maintaining low external coupling in a class?

A. High cohesion always leads to high coupling, as a class must interact with many others to fulfill its single purpose.

B. Low coupling is only possible if cohesion is also low, as objects must share a lot of data to remain independent.

C. High cohesion often simplifies the interface of a class, which can naturally lead to lower external coupling.

D. There is no trade-off; cohesion and coupling are independent metrics that never influence each other in practice.

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