FC0-U61 · Question #515
Which of the following architectures is notepad.exe an example of?
The correct answer is B. One-tier. The question asks to classify the architectural tier model that a simple standalone application like Notepad exemplifies.
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Which of the following architectures is notepad.exe an example of?
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- An-tier
- BOne-tier
- CTwo-tier
- DThree-tier
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B92% (24)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
The question asks to classify the architectural tier model that a simple standalone application like Notepad exemplifies.
An n-tier architecture distributes application components across multiple logical or physical tiers, which is more complex than Notepad.
Notepad.exe is a standalone application that runs entirely on a single user's machine without requiring network resources or a separate server for data storage or processing. This represents a one-tier architecture, where all components (presentation, logic, and data) reside on the client.
A two-tier architecture typically separates a client from a server (e.g., client-server database), which Notepad does not utilize.
A three-tier architecture typically involves a presentation tier, an application tier, and a data tier, common in web applications, which is not applicable to Notepad.
Concept tested: Application architectural tiers (one-tier)
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