OMG Exam OMG-OCUP-300 Topic 1 Question 87 Discussion

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Which situations would result in errors when executing a ReclassifyObjectAction on an object? (Choose two)

AAll classifiers are removed from the object.

BA new classifier is an abstract class.

CThe old and new classifiers are identical.

DNo new classifiers are supplied.

EAn old classifier does not already classify the object.

FA new classifier already classifies the object.

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Tina

4 months ago

E is an interesting one - if the old classifier doesn't already classify the object, is that really an error? Seems more like a non-issue.

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Ronnie

3 months ago

E) An old classifier does not already classify the object.

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Millie

3 months ago

A) All classifiers are removed from the object.

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Dong

4 months ago

Haha, imagine trying to ReclassifyObjectAction with an abstract class. Talk about a recipe for disaster!

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Emelda

4 months ago

Oof, F is a curveball. Trying to add a classifier that's already there? That's just asking for trouble!

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Sang

3 months ago

Oof, F is a curveball. Trying to add a classifier that's already there? That's just asking for trouble!

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Catarina

3 months ago

B) A new classifier is an abstract class.

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Jose

4 months ago

A) All classifiers are removed from the object.

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Millie

4 months ago

C is a tricky one - if the old and new classifiers are identical, is that really an error? Seems like it could just be a redundant operation.

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Luisa

3 months ago

B) A new classifier is an abstract class.

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Harrison

3 months ago

I think C is considered an error because it doesn't actually change anything.

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Camellia

3 months ago

E) An old classifier does not already classify the object.

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Jules

4 months ago

C) The old and new classifiers are identical.

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Kallie

4 months ago

A) All classifiers are removed from the object.

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Yoko

5 months ago

I believe option C could also lead to errors, as having identical old and new classifiers might not trigger the reclassification process.

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Shanda

5 months ago

Options B and D seem like the most likely sources of errors. Removing all classifiers or not providing any new ones would definitely cause issues.

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Carmen

4 months ago

I agree, those two options definitely seem like they would cause errors.

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Arletta

4 months ago

D) No new classifiers are supplied.

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Jolanda

4 months ago

D) No new classifiers are supplied.

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Jolanda

4 months ago

B) A new classifier is an abstract class.

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Herman

4 months ago

B) A new classifier is an abstract class.

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Roosevelt

5 months ago

I agree with Myra, because a new abstract class and an old classifier not already classifying the object would cause issues.

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Myra

5 months ago

I think options B and E would result in errors.

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