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abstract class

  compared to interface

  notation

  Abstract constraint  ,  2nd

  action

  activation box

activity

  on activity diagram

  on state diagram

  activity diagrams  ,  2nd  ,  3rd  ,  4th  ,  5th  ,  6th

  defined

  examples  ,  2nd  ,  3rd

  when to use

  activity state

actor

  defined

  notation

  tracking

  After keyword

aggregation

  defined

  example

analysis patterns

  defined

  example

  Historic Mapping

  Observation

  Phenomenon with Range;Observation pattern

  Quantity

  Range  ,  2nd  ,  3rd

  Role Models

  Scenario

assertion

  defined

  role in subclassing

association

  as permanent link

as responsibility

  responsibility

  bidirectional

  defined

  naming

  navigability

  unidirectional

  versus subtype

association class

  defined

  example

  promoting to full class

  subtleties

  association ends

  association role

  asynchronous message

attribute

  defined

  notation