Chapter 3
Answers to Chapter 3 Review Questions
| 1: | How does abstraction help the programmer to cope with complexity? |
| A1: | Abstraction allows programmers to simplify the problem domain they are attempting to turn into a computer program and allows them to focus only on its relevant parts. |
| 2: | Is the idea behind encapsulation confined to software design? Give an example from everyday life. |
| A2: | No, the idea behind encapsulation is not confined to software design. Example: Even though a car engine can be adjusted in numerous ways, the driver can only regulate it in a few simple areas; the rest are encapsulated from the driver and are either preset from the factory or controlled by on-board computers. If the driver could make all possible adjustments, ... |
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