Discussion
Comparing message passing with shared memory for a design with several developers, message passing
Answer: B
Correct answer: makes the interface between subsystems explicit
A message defines what passes between two subsystems and when, so the interface can be documented, reviewed and tested, and the two can be developed separately. Shared memory leaves the interface implicit in whatever both parties happen to touch, which is exactly what goes wrong when several people work on one system.
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