What is the difference between the > and ype?stereotypes?

D. > define physical implementation and > does not.

B. >contains objects and > contains values.

C. >and > only differ by programming language.

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UM0-100 · Question #50

What is the difference between the <<implementationClass>> and ype?stereotypes?

The correct answer is D. <<implementationClass>> define physical implementation and <<type>> does not. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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What is the difference between the <<implementationClass>> and ype?stereotypes?

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A<<implementationClass>> and <<type>> are synonymous.
B<<implementationClass>>contains objects and <<type>> contains values.
C<<implementationClass>>and <<type>> only differ by programming language.
D<<implementationClass>> define physical implementation and <<type>> does not.

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