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 **Answer to Question 11:**
 A good way to practice using the algorithms and data structures in the course, would be for each particular algorithm and data structure, including each particular method/code, in the course textbook “Data Structures and Algorithms in Java”, M.T. Goodrich, R. Tamassia, M.H. Goldwasser, Wiley, 2014, 6th Edition, create a good variety of different concrete example data for each particular data structure, then perform each step of the algorithm/method/code on each particular data structure using each of the variety of different concrete example data step-by-step.
 **Question 12**: The question states that we are to "Imagine a software company wants to ...", are we supposed to come up with a company idea/name on our own, also can it be an already existing company or is this just a completely hypothetical company?
-**Answer to Question 12**: You do not need to come up with a company name on your own. You can imagine that it is some software company that already exists.
+**Answer to Question 12**: You can imagine that it is an existing software company which prefers to remain anonymous which has commissioned this report. You do not need to come up with a company name on your own.
 **Question 13**: The assignment requires that we write a report on the various object-oriented approaches in the design and implementation of that company's software, so does that mean we should describe various approaches to designing a software for one task/program within that company or is it just describing different object-oriented approaches to different tasks/programs within that country?
 **Answer to Question 13**: The Assignment 1 description never said that you should "... describe various approaches to designing a software for ..." ONLY ONE "... task/program within that company".
+**Question 14**: In assignment 1 when you say " identify and explain the
+possible advantages and disadvantages of using various object-oriented
+approaches in the design and implementation of software", could a software,
+in this case, be considered a program written using a programming language?
+**Answer to Question 14**: You may perform a Google Search on the term "software", to learn about what the term "software" could mean.