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Dude that's some good information. Pity it wasn't easy to come across online.<br />
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I'll keep this open for a bit incase I have some more questions or somebody else has something to add.
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Dude that's some good information. Pity it wasn't easy to come across online.

I'll keep this open for a bit incase I have some more questions or somebody else has something to add.

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&gt;&gt; &quot;Pity it wasn't easy to come across online&quot; may I ask what u try to say by this?<br />
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Thanks<br />
MilanKM
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>> "Pity it wasn't easy to come across online" may I ask what u try to say by this?

Thanks
MilanKM

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The information you gave me. I wish it was easy to find online.
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The information you gave me. I wish it was easy to find online.

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Anyways best of luck, hope someone may help u soon<br />
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Thanks<br />
MilanKM
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Anyways best of luck, hope someone may help u soon

Thanks
MilanKM

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Hey guys<br />
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I've been reading a few books and web sites on OOAD, OMT &amp;&nbsp;OOSE and am a bit lost. I understand that Use-case diagrams came from OOSE but I don't know what specific concepts came from OMT and OOAD. I've had a long look around the internet but am at a lost. I think that class diagrams and object diagrams come from OOAD but can't seem to verify this anywhere.<br />
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So basically. <br />
1) What concepts are unique to OOAD or were essential parts of OOAD<br />
2) The same question but for OMT.<br />
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Cheers folks
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Hey guys

I've been reading a few books and web sites on OOAD, OMT & OOSE and am a bit lost. I understand that Use-case diagrams came from OOSE but I don't know what specific concepts came from OMT and OOAD. I've had a long look around the internet but am at a lost. I think that class diagrams and object diagrams come from OOAD but can't seem to verify this anywhere.

So basically. 
1) What concepts are unique to OOAD or were essential parts of OOAD
2) The same question but for OMT.

Cheers folks

OOAD Concepts

Programming theory deals with the design, implementation, analysis, characterization, and classification of programming languages and their individual features, along with introductory programming concepts like program structure, variable declaration and conditional and looping constructs. Sub-disciplines include the formal semantics of programming languages, type theory, program analysis and transformation, comparative programming language analysis, metaprogramming, domain-specific languages, compiler construction and run-time systems.