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182 <strong>Model</strong>ing Systems with Structured State 2. An object graph is a directed, possibly cyclic, graph that arises from relations among values. For example, the instance fields of objects in an object-oriented program represent an object graph. How can a cyclic object graph be represented using the data types described in this chapter? 3. Extend the repository control system to account for forking. Forking divides the source files of the repository into independently updated branches. more free ebooks download links at: http://www.ebook-x.com
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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridg
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vi Contents 2.7 Some simple scenari
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x Contents V Appendices A Modeling
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Advanced Topics 235 ResSetup Cancel
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A Modeling Library Reference A mode
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Bibliography J.-R. Abrial. The B Bo
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