Which term describes the ability to share properties across multiple object types, enabling polymorphic workflows?

• A. Object Set
• B. Materialization
• C. Action
• D. Interface

Answer: (D)

Sharing properties across multiple object types to enable polymorphic workflows comes from defining an interface. An interface acts as a contract that lists the properties and behaviors any implementing type must provide. When different object types implement the same interface, a workflow can operate on any of them without needing to know the concrete type, allowing a single process to handle multiple objects uniformly. This decouples the workflow from specific data structures and supports plugging in new types that fulfill the same interface.

The other options don’t describe this cross-type sharing mechanism: an Object Set is just a collection of objects; Materialization is about turning results into a stored or consumable form; an Action is a specific operation.