Sometimes a program needs to perform operations that don't belong with any of the other objects. According to the Pure Fabrication principle of the GRASP approach to object-oriented design, what do you need to create to handle that operation?

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Anonymous asked 4 years ago

Options:

  1. A fake variable
  2. A fake method
  3. A fake inheritance
  4. A fake class

  5. A fake responsibility

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Anonymous answered 4 years ago
  1. A fake class
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Su@123 answered 3 years ago

A fake class