Issues affecting coupling

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What is the correct response for this MCQ question.
Tightly coupled classes in an object oriented design indicate that
1) The classes might better be incorporated into a single class.
2)It is better to place them in the same package
3)each tightly coupled class should be split into two or more separate classes

Also are these two statements correct,
1)Encapsulation provides a mechanism to increase module coupling
2)Through polymorphism low coupling among components can be achieved

How does polymorphism and encapsulation relates to coupling?

Any help is appreciated

Posted 19-Dec-13 4:28am

clarkson123

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Dec-13 12:34pm

Those multiple-choice questions already destroyed part of education systems all over the worlds. They probably came from the destructive idea that education should be cheap and save money. Please, talk to your morons asking those question yourself. We try to answer to serious questions on computer science and software development, not to the clown tricks. This world juggling has nothing to do with real knowledge.
—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Dec-13 12:39pm

Okay, I got it. This is the second question of the same sort.

You probably attend some school where they try to teach "clever" worlds about software development instead of software development. This is not a way to learn something. I don't know how to help you, because the real way to learn something would be leaving this school. If this is not realistic, maybe you can ignore the school and learn by yourself by reading books and practicing, as very many decent developers actually did. Please, don't ask these questions on mocking science, deal with them yourself.

—SA

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