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Objektdiagramme haben in der UML/P die Rolle, Strukturen auf exemplarischer Basis zu modellieren. Sie sind daher besonders geeignet, statisch unveränderliche Strukturen in dynamischen objektorientierten Systemen oder spezielle Situationen darzustellen, die etwa als Vor- oder Nachbedingung bei Tests verwendet werden. In diesem Kapitel werden Objektdiagramme eingeführt und ihr methodischer Einsatz diskutiert. Die Integration mit der OCL führt zu einer „Logik für Objektdiagramme”.

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Rumpe, B. (2011). Objektdiagramme. In: Modellierung mit UML. Xpert.press. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22413-3_4

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