Which of the following statements describe the Don't Repeat Yourself, or DRY, principle of object-oriented design?

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Anonymous asked 3 years ago

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  1. Comments should indicate the relationships between objects
  2. Programs should be designed before they are written
  3. Methods within a single class definition should duplicate their logic

  4. Code should be designed to be modular and reusable

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Anonymous answered 3 years ago

The correct answers are:

  1. Programs should be designed before they are written
  2. Code should be designed to be modular and reusable