Senior DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)

Test your Senior-level Software Principles Dry Dont Repeat Yourself skills in Software Architecture Design. This timed assessment evaluates your expertise in Information Technology.

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Question 1 of 40Assessment

A developer uses a code generator to produce repetitive boilerplate for CRUD operations. Does this practice satisfy or violate the DRY principle at the source level?

A. It satisfies DRY because the generator input (the schema) is the single source of truth.

B. It violates DRY because the generated source code contains many identical patterns.

C. It satisfies DRY by ensuring that the generated code is never modified by a human developer.

D. It violates DRY because the code generator itself is a form of logic duplication.

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