A. 42
B. 0
C. the Set containing the Literal Specification 42
D. It is empty.
A. by a specification defined with the Meta Object Facility
B. by a specification defined with the Object Constraint Language
C. by mapping the concrete syntax of Alf to the abstract syntax of fUML
D. by a specification defined with the programming language Java
A. State Redefinition is not a UML capability.
B. A simple State can be redefined by excluding it in a redefined StateMachine.
C. A simple State cannot be redefined
D. A simple State can be redefined as a composite State with one or more Regions.
A. It enables mapping of MOF models to implementations such as XMl for simple metamodels.
B. It provides the ability to define instance models without defining Slots.
C. It is the metamodel used to specify other metamodels including UML 2.
D. It allows implementations, but these are not considered MOF-compliant.
A. whitespace
B. expression
C. term
D. delimiters
A. «isReplaceable»
B. « substitute»
C. «replacement»
D. «isSubstitutable»
A. finalizing HH
B. We cannot determine the last event from this diagram alone.
C. reception of w
D. reception of z
A. a Property defined by Association and owned by the Class ExamCompany
B. a Port of Class ExamCompany
C. a qualifier of the Association
D. a Property defined by Association and owned by the Class Examinee
A. It represents a declaration that every rule and constraint specified for the general Protocol State Machine applies to the specific Protocol State Machine.
B. It declares that the general Protocol State Machine specifies a protocol that conforms to that specified by the nested Protocol State Machine.
C. It shows that the general Protocol State Machine conforms to the inherited Protocol State Machine.
D. It specifies that the specific Protocol State Machine represents a protocol that conforms to that specified by the redefined Protocol State Machine.
