Titlebook: Notations for Software Design; Loe M. G. Feijs,Hans B. M. Jonkers,Cornelis A. Mid Textbook 1994 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1994 Natura

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The Vending Machine Case,easy introduction. After reading the example, the reader will be familiar with several important COLD-1 notations as well as several important picture types. This will pave the way for a systematic treatment of these notations and of the various pictorial representations in other chapters.

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Patterns for Components,d use, and typical examples. Most examples will be taken from the vending machine case of Chapter 2 and from the standard library of Appendix B. After reading the chapter, the reader will have seen all relevant constructs of the language.

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Mechanisms for Naming,erent things. By doing so, we introduce the problem that the symbol alone does not suffice to trace back the corresponding definition. In order to resolve this problem, symbols have to be completed with qualifiers, domain types and range types just as in the definitions concerned. If a unique comple

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Pictorial Representations,(and the next) chapter, the reader will have an orderly overview of the most important pictorial representations in software engineering and a precise understanding of the correspondence between the pictures and their textual COLD-1 counterparts.

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