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Subject refer to divide into write on have terminate by is a subtopic of consist of have example execute compile use for have purpose restrict to navigate from specify has part has definition use

assertion 9.2 - Principles Leading to Good Design A statement that must be true; if it becomes false then the software has encountered a failure

assignment statement The Basics of Java to assign a value to a variable

decision-making statement The Basics of Java

Java statement a semicolon The Basics of Java

long statement multiple lines such that the second and subsequent lines begin with an operator and are indented Programming Style Guidelines

loop identical syntax in Java, C and C++ The Basics of Java condition

OCL statement special OCL properties of a collection itself using the -> operator a UML diagram but can be written separately with a context specified 5.6 - More Advanced Features of Class Diagrams
References to role names, association names, attributes and the results of operations.
The logical values true and false
Logical operators such as and, or, =, >, < or <> (not equals)
String values such as: 'a string'
Integers and real numbers (the latter having a decimal point)
Arithmetic operations *, /, +, -
{startPoint <> endPoint} constrains the two ends of a LineSegment to be different automatic code generation class to class using a dot to separate components. For example, in LinearShape, to refer to the length of the edges you can refer to edge.length. a logical fact (a constraint) about the system that must remain true the implies operator which is true if either the left hand side is false or if both sizes are true

postcondition 7.3 - Developing Use Case Models of Systems A statement that is guaranteed to be true following the successful completion of some action

precondition 7.3 - Developing Use Case Models of Systems A statement that must be true before some algorithm, method or use case is executed

user interface statement Programming Style Guidelines specifically designed classes

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Subject	refer to	divide into	write on	have	terminate by	is a subtopic of	consist of	have example	execute	compile	use for	have purpose	restrict to	navigate from	specify	has part	has definition	use
assertion						9.2 - Principles Leading to Good Design											A statement that must be true; if it becomes false then the software has encountered a failure
assignment statement						The Basics of Java						to assign a value to a variable
decision-making statement						The Basics of Java
Java statement					a semicolon	The Basics of Java
long statement		multiple lines such that the second and subsequent lines begin with an operator and are indented				Programming Style Guidelines
loop				identical syntax in Java, C and C++		The Basics of Java										condition
OCL statement	special OCL properties of a collection itself using the -> operator		a UML diagram but can be written separately with a context specified			5.6 - More Advanced Features of Class Diagrams	References to role names, association names, attributes and the results of operations. The logical values true and false Logical operators such as and, or, =, >, < or <> (not equals) String values such as: 'a string' Integers and real numbers (the latter having a decimal point) Arithmetic operations *, /, +, -	{startPoint <> endPoint} constrains the two ends of a LineSegment to be different			automatic code generation			class to class using a dot to separate components. For example, in LinearShape, to refer to the length of the edges you can refer to edge.length.	a logical fact (a constraint) about the system that must remain true			the implies operator which is true if either the left hand side is false or if both sizes are true
postcondition						7.3 - Developing Use Case Models of Systems											A statement that is guaranteed to be true following the successful completion of some action
precondition						7.3 - Developing Use Case Models of Systems											A statement that must be true before some algorithm, method or use case is executed
user interface statement						Programming Style Guidelines							specifically designed classes