According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, what is the primary distinction between an Architecture View and an Architecture Viewpoint?
- A) An Architecture Viewpoint defines the conventions and perspective from which a view is created, whereas an Architecture View is the actual representation of the system addressing specific stakeholder concerns.
- B) An Architecture View represents the reusable specification template, whereas an Architecture Viewpoint is the specific artifact created exclusively for executive sponsors.
- C) An Architecture Viewpoint is a legally binding contract between business units, whereas an Architecture View is an informal technical diagram.
- D) An Architecture View specifies the modeling notations and rules, whereas an Architecture Viewpoint stores the raw repository data.
