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UML Cheatsheet

This document provides a cheatsheet for UML class and sequence diagram elements. A UML class diagram visually shows the structure of a system by displaying classes, their attributes, operations, and the relationships between them. A UML sequence diagram shows object interactions arranged in time sequence, including messages exchanged between objects to carry out a specific task. It visually depicts what messages are sent and when. The document outlines the key elements that make up each type of UML diagram for modeling systems and interactions.

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UML Cheatsheet

This document provides a cheatsheet for UML class and sequence diagram elements. A UML class diagram visually shows the structure of a system by displaying classes, their attributes, operations, and the relationships between them. A UML sequence diagram shows object interactions arranged in time sequence, including messages exchanged between objects to carry out a specific task. It visually depicts what messages are sent and when. The document outlines the key elements that make up each type of UML diagram for modeling systems and interactions.

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UML Class and Sequence Diagram Cheatsheet

UML Class Diagram Elements


dependency multiplicity association
Package::AbstractClass
-Attribute : Type
-ClassAttribute : Type Parent
1
parent child
* Child
+Operation(Arg:Type):Type
#AbstractOperation
Association
*
role
generalization Class
visibility
0..1 info

<<interface>> Note ChildInfo


SubClass
Interface

realizes
qualified
association dependency

ParameterizedClass T
1 Interface
Value key Implementor Operation(Arg: T)
Operation2(): T

UML Sequence Diagram Elements


Object : Class Object2
object creation

call(obj)
new
incoming
message Object3

selfCall
callback

interaction frame return object destruction


loop / alt / opt
delete

frame type {constraint} callUnderConstraint

{alternative} callUnderAlternative

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