Why is an object said to have greater semantic content than an entity? a. An object is larger than an entity b. An object includes information about relationships between the facts within the object and information about its relationships with other objects c. An object is real but an entity is not d. An object is equivalent to an entity

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Why is an object said to have greater semantic content than an entity? a. An object is larger than an entity b. An object includes information about relationships between the facts within the object and information about its relationships with other objects c. An object is real but an entity is not d. An object is equivalent to an entity

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Camryn Cain · Answer 1

The best answer would be b. An object includes information about relationships between the facts within the object and information about its relationships with other objects

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An object-oriented data model portrays a very different way to define and use entities. It is described by its factual content and unlike an entity, an object includes information about relationships between the facts within the object, as well as information about its relationships with other objects. Therefore, the facts within the object are given greater meaning. The OODM is said to be a semantic data model because semantic indicates meaning.