UML Semantics Explained
UML is designed to model both running software and its specifications, emphasizing the importance of precise semantics to avoid ambiguity in program generation. There are semantic variation points within UML that allow for customization, such as defining scheduling policies. Despite efforts to clarify these points, some vagueness remains, prompting discussions about the potential for a UML 3 in the future.In this clip
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Episode 117: Bran Selic on UML
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