Which of the following term is best defined by the statement: "The names of the operations in the 'provides' and 'requires' interfaces are different." ?

Correct answer: C. Operation incompatibility

  • A. Parameter incompatibility
  • B. Operation incompleteness
  • C. Operation incompatibility
  • D. None of the mentioned

Explanation

Operation incompatibility occurs when corresponding operations in the provided and required interfaces do not match, including having different names. Parameter incompatibility instead concerns differences in operation argument types or formats.

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