According to the TOGAF Standard, what is the essential distinction between an architecture view and an architecture viewpoint?
- A) An architecture view is the specification of conventions and modeling techniques, whereas an architecture viewpoint is the resulting artifact created for a specific stakeholder.
- B) An architecture view is a representation of a system from the perspective of a related set of concerns, whereas an architecture viewpoint defines the perspective and conventions used to construct that view.
- C) An architecture view defines the business requirements of stakeholders, whereas an architecture viewpoint documents the technical infrastructure components that implement those requirements.
- D) An architecture view represents the target state architecture, whereas an architecture viewpoint represents the baseline state architecture.
