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Alexander Rak2014-02-07 22:28:23
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Alexander Rak, 2014-02-07 22:28:23

Is such an ATD classification diagram correct?

I compiled the following ATD classification diagram:
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At the same time, I was guided by information from the Russian and English sections of Wikipedia, sources that were in Wikipedia articles and trite information obtained by searching on Google. As a result, I received conflicting information.
Can you tell me: did I make the diagram correctly and didn’t I confuse something with terminology?

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rachiu, 2014-02-07
@define_rak

The chart is incorrect. For example, the types "tree" and "array" belong to different abstraction classes (you can implement a tree based on an array). Another example: a stack and a queue can be built on the basis of an array, or it can be based on a list.

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rachiu, 2014-02-07
@rachiu

In general, I advise you to think about the fact that the hierarchical classification is not suitable for every subject area and can lead to certain problems if such a classification is well established in any area. Even in biology, tree classification has a lot of problems. For example, what to do with bacteria, because. they know how to embed extraneous pieces of DNA into their own?

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