When documenting discovered classes and methods during the design phase, you should ____.
A)Create a Java source file for each class, write the method signatures, and use javadoc comments to describe the methods, but leave the method bodies blank.
B)Create a Java source file for each class and write code to implement all of its methods, and use javadoc comments to document them.
C)Create a Java source file for each class, use javadoc comments to document the methods that are to be added later, but do not write any code for the methods.
D)Documentation of methods should not be done during the design phase.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

During the design phase, we may not have the implementation details yet, so it's best to create a Java source file for each class and write the method signatures, and describe the methods with javadoc comments. Leaving the method bodies blank allows for flexibility later in the implementation phase.

When Documenting Discovered Classes and Methods During the Design Phase