Question

To more easily incorporate methods into a program, it is common practice to store methods in their own classes and files. Then you can add them into any application that uses them. What is the resulting compound program called?

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer to the following question will be "Multifile Assembly".

Explanation:

• The software documentation references both to the application Controller and Stringer. Multifile assemblies has but one entry point, even though there are several application modules in the assembly.
• You might want to create a multifile assembly for several reasons: To merge modules describing different languages.

Then you can apply the store method to any program which then uses its classes and directories, this can be used to assemble multifile.