A. free of cost
B. low cost
C. high cost
D. short period of time
Explanation: The open source movement has meant that there is a huge reusable code base available at low cost. This may be in the form of program libraries or entire applications.
Related Mcqs:
- When composing reusable components that have not been written for your application, you may need to write adaptors or ‘glue code’ to reconcile the different _____________________?
A. Component modules
B. Component composition
C. Component model
D. Component interfaces - The incorporation of advice code at the specified join points by an aspect weaver is called”__________________?
A. aspect
B. join point
C. join point model
D. weaving - The __________________ is connected to servers (typically powerful workstations or PCs) that play a dual role ?
A. Database
B. Software
C. Hardware
D. None of the mentioned - Which framework class include standards and classes that support component communication and information exchange?
A. System infrastructure frameworks
B. Middleware integration frameworks
C. Enterprise application frameworks
D. MVC - ________________________ are statements that can be interpreted in a number of ways?
A. Contradictions
B. Ambiguities
C. Vagueness
D. Comments - The _______________ of a formal specification language is often based on a syntax that is derived from standard set theory notation and predicate calculus ?
A. semantic domain
B. syntactic domain
C. sequence
D. set - _____________________ is a reuse-based approach to defining, implementing, and composing loosely coupled independent components into systems?
A. Component-based software engineering
B. Component composition
C. Component model
D. Component interfaces - Who was first to proposed the Cleanroom philosophy in software engineering ?
A. Mills
B. Dyer
C. Linger
D. All of the Mentioned - The _____________ specifies the behavior of a system or a part of a system?
A. Yellow box
B. Clear box
C. White box
D. Black box - Which of the following is a category of a stimuli ?
A. Periodic stimuli
B. Software stimuli
C. Hardware stimuli
D. Management stimuli