Labels:text | screenshot | font | number OCR: TABLE 2 SOURCES OF BOOCH NOTATIONS RELATED TO INTEGRATED CAPABILITIES Capability Source* Notation described Define a generic object class p. 119 (Figure 3-9) Notation (broken arrows) for expressing the instantiation relationship between classes. Specify the visibility p. 162 (Figure 5-6) Notation (box) for expressing a class category. of a module Indicate a persistent object p. 164 (Figure 5-8) Notation (template item) indicating if an object class is persistent class/persistent instance or transitory. Specify and group an object p. 160 (Figure 5-4) Notation (cloud) for expressing a class utility. class's utility programs Specify visibility of an p. 159 (Figure 5-3) Notations (line starts with black or white circle) for expressing object instance the visibility. The template on p. 164 (Figure 5-8) also helps indicate visibility. Define constraints on p. 166 (Figure 5-10) Notation for expressing an operation. Both time complexity and operation performance space complexity in the template can specify operation and storage size performance and storage size. *All references are to G. Booch, Object-Oriented Design with Applications, Benjamin Cummings, 1991
