Question

What does classical software engineering practice recommends?

(a) Stubbing out sections of code so that portions of the system can be tested independently

(b) The Approach gives guidance about stubbed out parts

(c) Integration of system as whole

(d) All of the mentioned

This question was posed to me in my homework.

This key question is from Creating a Skeletal System in chapter Unit Operations of Software Architecture

Answer 1

Correct answer is (a) Stubbing out sections of code so that portions of the system can be tested independently

The best I can explain: Classical software engineering practice recommends stubbing out sections of code so that portions of the system can be tested independently.