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    The document discusses different architectural styles: 1. Data centered architectures feature a central data store accessed by client components that can add, modify, or delete data. This promotes flexibility allowing new clients. 2. Data flow architectures transform input data through a series of processing components connected by pipes to pass output to the next. 3. Call and return architectures decompose a program into subprograms or functions organized hierarchically with main programs invoking subprograms.

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    The document discusses different architectural styles: 1. Data centered architectures feature a central data store accessed by client components that can add, modify, or delete data. This promotes flexibility allowing new clients. 2. Data flow architectures transform input data through a series of processing components connected by pipes to pass output to the next. 3. Call and return architectures decompose a program into subprograms or functions organized hierarchically with main programs invoking subprograms.

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    The document discusses different architectural styles: 1. Data centered architectures feature a central data store accessed by client components that can add, modify, or delete data. This promotes flexibility allowing new clients. 2. Data flow architectures transform input data through a series of processing components connected by pipes to pass output to the next. 3. Call and return architectures decompose a program into subprograms or functions organized hierarchically with main programs invoking subprograms.

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    The passage describes several different architectural styles including data-centered, data flow, call and return, object oriented, and layered architectures.

    The passage describes data-centered, data flow, call and return, object oriented, and layered architectural styles.

    A data flow architecture transforms input data into output data through a series of computational components connected by pipes to transmit data from one component to the next.

    Taxonomy of Architectural styles:

    1. Data centred architectures:


     A data store will reside at the centre of this architecture
    and is accessed frequently by the other components that
    update, add, delete or modify the data present within the
    store.
     The figure illustrates a typical data centred style. The
    client software access a central repository. Variation of
    this approach are used to transform the repository into a
    blackboard when data related to client or data of interest
    for the client change the notifications to client software.
     This data-centred architecture will promote integrability.
    This means that the existing components can be changed
    and new client components can be added to the
    architecture without the permission or concern of other
    clients.
     Data can be passed among clients using blackboard
    mechanism.
    Data flow architectures:
     This kind of architecture is used when input data to be transformed
    into output data through a series of computational manipulative
    components.
     The figure represents pipe-and-filter architecture since it uses both
    pipe and filter and it has a set of components called filters
    connected by pipes.
     Pipes are used to transmit data from one component to the next.
     Each filter will work independently and is designed to take data
    input of a certain form and produces data output to the next filter of
    a specified form. The filters don’t require any knowledge of the
    working of neighbouring filters.
     If the data flow degenerates into a single line of transforms, then it
    is termed as batch sequential. This structure accepts the batch of
    data and then applies a series of sequential components to
    transform it.

    Call and Return architectures: It is used to create a program that is easy to


    scale and modify. Many sub-styles exist within this category. Two of them
    are explained below.
     Remote procedure call architecture: This components is used to
    present in a main program or sub program architecture distributed
    among multiple computers on a network.
     Main program or Subprogram architectures: The main program
    structure decomposes into number of subprograms or function into
    a control hierarchy. Main program contains number of subprograms
    that can invoke other components.
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    Object Oriented architecture: The components of a system
    encapsulate data and the operations that must be applied to
    manipulate the data. The coordination and communication between
    the components are established via the message passing.

    Layered architecture:
     A number of different layers are defined with each layer
    performing a well-defined set of operations. Each layer will
    do some operations that becomes closer to machine
    instruction set progressively.
     At the outer layer, components will receive the user
    interface operations and at the inner layers, components
    will perform the operating system
    interfacing(communication and coordination with OS)
     Intermediate layers to utility services and application
    software functions.

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