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problem statements, 44-45
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problem statements, candidates, 45-49
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problem statements, collection classes, 46
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problem statements, updating, 218-222
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requirements models, 36
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reverse engineering, 223-227
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sequence diagrams, 50-57
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updating, 222
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OOD (object-oriented development), 62-65
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benefits, 63
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Booch method, 68-69
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design patterns, 63
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defined, 76
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factory, 81-84
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resources, 76
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Singleton pattern, 77-80
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when to use, 77
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writing, 76-77
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dynamic environments, 184
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OMT (Object Modeling Technique), 67-68
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OOSE (Object-oriented software engineering), 35
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control classes, 67
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entity classes, 66-67
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interface classes, 67
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Objectory method, 65
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Second Bank of Carrollton example, 64-65
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time required, 84-85
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UML, 69
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OOP (object-oriented programming)
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advantages, 474
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corporate politics and, 465-467
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dynamic environments, 184
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enforcing business rules, 336
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false assumptions, 467, 475
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language independence, 467
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OTFP comparison, 9-11
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overview, 8-9
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OOSE (object-oriented software engineering), 35
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control classes, 67
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entity classes, 66-67
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interface classes, 67
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Objectory method, 65
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Open Database Connectivity, see ODBC Open statements, 378
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OpenAccount class, 273, 343
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openAccount method, 328
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openFile method, 383, 387
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opening files
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binary access, 383
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File Operations Subsystem classes, 384
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File Operations Subsystem model, 385
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random access, 378
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Rich Text Box control, 384
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sequential access files, 380
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openReport method, 362
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operations
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method comparison, 96
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ODBC, 418-420
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Options command (Class Builder View menu), 22
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Options dialog box (Class Builder), 186
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order entry systems, 207-208
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OrderEntryCapture component, 208
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organizational goals, 337
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original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), 161-162
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OSI reference model, 287
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OTFP (on-the-fly programming), 9-11
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Out parameters, 416
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out-of-process components, 133
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Output keyword, 380
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owners
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access rights, 193
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assigning to workgroups, 299
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process, 298-299
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ownership, 116, 413
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packages, 28
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BankTransactionPolicy, 342-344
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Business Rules Subsystem, 342
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defined, 16
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ErrorProcessing, 342
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overview, 28-29
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structure (iteration plan), 217-222
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subsystem, 74
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WorkgroupAndSecurity, 342

 
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