Question

Here, the date of loss and prefix are in the Claim class, address is set in the Home class, and name on the lease in the Rental class. The system first identifies parents until it reaches the highest parent. In this case, the highest parent is the Claim class. The system locates and then invokes the data transforms with the same name in the parent class.

A. True
B. False

Answer 1

The statement provided is false because the system in object-oriented environments like Pega searches for a data transform in the current class and then up the hierarchy, not starting from the highest parent class.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement is false. In object-oriented programming, especially within contexts such as Pega's rules and process flows, when a data transform with a specific name is referenced, the system will typically search for it within the current class first. If it is not found there, it will proceed to look in the parent classes, but not by starting at the 'highest' parent and working down. Instead, it follows the class hierarchy upward, invoking the data transform when it is found at the closest level in the inheritance chain to the current class. Therefore, it does not necessarily start by identifying the highest parent first.