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subject | fact |
instance diagram | can contain only links generated by associations, not the associations themselves | ![]() |
cannot contain a generalization | ![]() | |
has definition A UML diagram that shows objects and the links between them | ![]() | |
is similar to collaboration diagram except that it shows links of associations | ![]() | |
is a subtopic of 5.5 - Instance Diagrams | ![]() | |
is generated by class diagram which means that it contains instances and links that are present in the class diagram, and are consistent with that class diagram | ![]() | |
is a kind of UML diagram | ![]() | |
shows a link between two objects drawn as a simple line | ![]() | |
shows an example configuration of objects and links that may exist at a particular point during execution of a program | ![]() | |
shows an instance of both classes that are joined by an association in the associated class diagram | ![]() | |
UML diagram | describes aspects of the architectural model | ![]() |
has part constraint | ![]() | |
has part note | ![]() | |
see also Unified Modelling Language | ![]() | |
diagram | has advantages it conveys or summarizes complex concepts or mechanisms more easily than other techniques | ![]() |
has problems | ![]() | |
should have a label if its meaning is not obvious, using a caption or pop-up label that appears when the user moves the mouse over it | ![]() |
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