Hi George,
I think the * is the same as 'n' in UML notation.
(1..*) should be the same as (1..n) which means 1 or more. Unbounded upper
limit.
(0..*) = (0..n) = zero or more. Unbounded upper limit.
(*) = (n) = as many as you want.
Regards
John
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From: george brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 22 December 2000 8:56
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Subject: (ROSE) * Cardinality
Hi,
I couldn't find any info on the following in the UML user guide. Could
someone explain that to me, please?
What is the difference between a multiplicity of (1..*) or (0..*) and (*)?
What does exactly a (*) cardinality mean?
Thanks,
George
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