[Solved] Given these statements, which one is a requirement rather than a rule?1. Players can jump over obstacles.2. The game must save progress automatically.3. Players lose a life if they touch spikes.4.... | LLD

LLD - Design — Tic-Tac-Toe Game

Given these statements, which one is a requirement rather than a rule?

1. Players can jump over obstacles.
2. The game must save progress automatically.
3. Players lose a life if they touch spikes.
4. The game ends after 3 levels.

AThe game must save progress automatically

BPlayers lose a life if they touch spikes

CPlayers can jump over obstacles

DThe game ends after 3 levels

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify requirements vs rules
Requirements describe system features; rules describe player actions and consequences.
Step 2: Analyze each statement
Statement 2 is a system feature (requirement). Others describe player actions (rules).
Final Answer:
The game must save progress automatically -> Option A
Quick Check:
Requirement = system feature [OK]

Quick Trick: Requirements = system features; rules = player actions [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Mixing player actions with system features
Choosing rules as requirements
Ignoring automatic system behaviors

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