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In the context of Object Constraint Language (OCL), the "default" operator is used to provide a default value for a property or attribute of a class. | |||
The syntax for using the "default" operator is as follows: | |||
context ClassName | |||
inv: self.propertyName = defaultValue | |||
Here, "ClassName" refers to the name of the class, "propertyName" refers to the name of the property or attribute, and "defaultValue" refers to the default value that is assigned to the property if no other value is provided. | |||
For example, consider a class named "Person" that has a property named "age". We can use the "default" operator to provide a default value of 18 for the "age" property, like this: | |||
context Person | |||
inv: self.age = 18 | |||
This means that if no age is explicitly assigned to a person object, it will automatically be set to 18. | |||
Overall, the "default" operator is useful for ensuring that objects are always initialized with a certain value, which can help prevent errors and ensure consistency in the system. | |||
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Revision as of 06:52, 14 April 2023
In the context of Object Constraint Language (OCL), the "default" operator is used to provide a default value for a property or attribute of a class.
The syntax for using the "default" operator is as follows: context ClassName
inv: self.propertyName = defaultValue
Here, "ClassName" refers to the name of the class, "propertyName" refers to the name of the property or attribute, and "defaultValue" refers to the default value that is assigned to the property if no other value is provided.
For example, consider a class named "Person" that has a property named "age". We can use the "default" operator to provide a default value of 18 for the "age" property, like this: context Person
inv: self.age = 18
This means that if no age is explicitly assigned to a person object, it will automatically be set to 18.
Overall, the "default" operator is useful for ensuring that objects are always initialized with a certain value, which can help prevent errors and ensure consistency in the system.