UM0-200試験無料問題集「OMG Omg-Certified uml professional intermediate 認定」

A. SetVariableAction

B. AddVariableValueAction

C. ReadVariableAction

D. RemoveVariableValueAction

E. ClearVariableAction

A. a state that can be specialized for different purposes

B. not a state but a vertex

C. a specification of a potential state

D. a state entry or exit point

A. small arrow either into or out from the fragment frame

B. small rectangle on the fragment frame with associated name

C. circular disc at the interaction frame

D. point on the fragment frame with an optional name

A. Link name should be underlined.

B. buyer instance name is missing.

C. Types of the buyer and seller parts are missing.

D. Sale instance name is missing.

E. Link should be shown with a dashed line.

A. The interface that B requires must be type conformant with respect to the interface that A requires, and the interface that B provides must be type conformant with respect to the interface that A provides.

B. The interface that A requires must be type conformant with respect to the interface that B provides.

C. Components must be related to each other via a dependency.

D. The interface that B requires must be type conformant with respect to the interface that A provides.

A. Structured classifiers cannot contain instances of structured classifiers.

B. A structured classifier is also an encapsulated classifier.

C. Destroying an instance of a structured classifier normally destroys instances of its parts.

D. Collaborations are structured classifiers.

E. The behavior of a structured classifier must be completely defined through the collaboration of owned or referenced instances.

A. undefined behavior

B. exception being raised

C. object of the specified class being created

D. error log entry being created

E. arbitrary object of one of its subclasses being created

A. p appears in all traces.

B. q appears in all traces.

C. Either p or q appears in a trace, but not both.

D. Both p and q appear in all traces.

A. rem

B. critical

C. alt

D. par

E. loop

A. point with an associated Boolean condition

B. point that is chosen dynamically during execution

C. point whose outgoing transitions are optional

D. a conditional fork pseudostate

E. point at which outgoing guards are evaluated

A. is at the "type" level

B. is at the "instance" level

C. is parameterized by four DeploymentSpecifications

D. is over-crowded

A. dependencies

B. message passing

C. control flows

D. unidirectional associations

E. state transitions

F. object flows

A. equal numbers of provided interfaces and required interfaces

B. multiple provided interfaces and multiple required interfaces

C. exactly one required interface and exactly one provided interface

D. exactly one provided interface or exactly one required interface

E. multiple required interfaces or multiple provided interfaces