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Describe control classes and their role in the flow of applications
 
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The successful use of law enforcement depends much more on technical skills than on people skills.
 
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A software application is a dynamic entity. Consequently, its usability depends on how well it flows and how successfully it can control and direct its building blocks toward goals that the application must help its users to achieve. Objects that control the flow of the application, direct the sequencing of events, manage the interaction among objects, and encapsulate the behavior specified by use cases are called control objects.

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