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Generalization and VisibilityKind example

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01:02: UML 101 for model-based systems engineering with SysMLv1
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BASIC
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Generalization
Class
compartment
attributes compartment
Operation
operations compartment
Property
Parameter
VisibilityKind
NamedElement::visibility
VisibilityKind::public
VisibilityKind::private
VisibilityKind::protected
VisibilityKind::package
Feature::isStatic
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  • Unified Modeling Language
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UML Class Diagram
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When domain modelling with SysML, Generalization, inheritance, and even multiple inheritance are not "evil" and can be used relatively freely. We are not doing code-oriented Decorator patterns - an implementation choice - we are doing domain modelling!
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