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Modelling with Classes: Square and Rectangle revisited

Posted on 2014 July 11 by modelpractice

Classic problem in class-modelling: how to express that a square is a special kind of rectangle? In order to deepen understanding, let us scrutinize the situation a bit closer here, using logical/ structural foundations of modelling: Continue reading →

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Modelling with Classes: Square and Rectangle revisited

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