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DOT NET Interview Questions - DotNetSpider

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Interface :- It specifies the externally operations of a class, component, package, or other<br />

element without specifying internal structure.<br />

Generalization: - generalization is a relationship between a specific element and a general<br />

element, such that the specific element is fully consistent with the general element and<br />

includes additional information (such as attributes and associations). For example, the<br />

classes Car, Bike, Cycle can all be specific elements of a more general abstract class<br />

element named vehicle.<br />

Binary Association: - It’s a relationship between two classes.<br />

Composition: - A composition is a form of aggregation that indicates that a part may<br />

belong to only one whole and that the lifetime of the whole determines the lifetime of<br />

the part.<br />

Dependency: - Shows relationship between two elements.<br />

Utility : - Whatever Attributes and operations you define for a utility become global<br />

variables and procedures.<br />

Subsystem: - It is a package that contains the contents of the entire system or an entire<br />

model within the system.<br />

Parameterized class: - It is a template that describes a class with one or more unbound<br />

formal parameters.<br />

Binding: - Binding is a kind of dependency that indicates a binding of parameterized<br />

class, or template, parameters to actual values to create a bound, or no parameterized,<br />

element.<br />

Bound element : - Parameters of the parameterized class are bound to actual values.<br />

Object: - Represents instance of a class.<br />

Link: - Represents Links between objects.<br />

N-ary Link: - represents link between n objects.<br />

Meta-Class: - Whose instances are classes.<br />

Signal: - Specifies stimulus between classes for which there is no reply. It is a generalizable<br />

element defined independently of the classes handling the signal.<br />

Exception: - Signal raised because of bad execution.<br />

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