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Part 3 OCL: Derivation properties

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An introduction to OCL - the object constraints language - by example. The session also introduce the new MDriven debugger and shows how to get instant results of modelling efforts. Learn more about percentage and other useful properties to operate and moderate your model properly.

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derivation properties

percentage property

calculation in ocl

random operator toDecimal operation

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 An introduction to OCL - the object constraints language - by example. The session also introduce the new MDriven debugger and shows how to get instant results of modelling efforts. Learn more about percentage and other useful properties to operate and moderate your model properly.