LLD - Design — Tic-Tac-Toe GameWhich code structure correctly shows model-view separation in a game?Aclass GameModel { int score; } class GameView { void draw(); }Bclass Game { int score; void draw(); }Cvoid draw() { int score; }Dint score; void draw() { score++; }Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify separation in codeclass GameModel { int score; } class GameView { void draw(); } separates game data (score) in GameModel and visuals (draw) in GameView.Step 2: Check other optionsOptions A, C, and D mix logic and visuals in one place, breaking separation.Final Answer:class GameModel { int score; } class GameView { void draw(); } -> Option AQuick Check:Separate classes for model and view = class GameModel { int score; } class GameView { void draw(); } [OK]Quick Trick: Look for separate classes for logic and visuals [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESMixing data and drawing in one classPutting logic inside drawing functionsIgnoring separation in code structure
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