Free OMG-OCUP-200 – OMG-Certified UML Professional Intermediate Exam Practice Test Question

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  The arguments may refer to parameters of the enclosing interaction.

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  Arguments to interaction occurrences only apply when the corresponding interaction is value returning.

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  Arguments to interaction occurrences must always correspond to IN-parameters.

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  An argument of an interaction occurrence must only have simple types.

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  The arguments may be constants (literals).
  
  
  

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  Option A

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  Option B

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  Option C

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  Option D
   

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  lifelines B. states

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  classes

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  edges

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  nodes

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  messages
  
  
  

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  states

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  lifelines

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  classes

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  messages

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  nodes

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  edges
  
  
  

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  <!p, !r, ?p, ?r, !r, ?r, !r, ?r, !q, ?q>

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  <!p, ?p, !q, ?q>

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  <!p, ?p, !r, !r, ?r, ?r, !q, ?q>

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  <!p, !r, ?p, ?r, !r, ?r, !r, ?q, !r, ?q>

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  <!p, ?p, !r, ?r, !r, !q, ?r, ?q>

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  <!p, !r, ?p, ?r, !r, !q, ?r, ?q>
   

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  Option A

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  Option C

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  Option D
   

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  arbitrary object of one of its subclasses being created

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  undefined behavior

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  object of the specified class being created

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  error log entry being created

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  exception being raised
  
  
  

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  any number

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  none

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  one

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  two
  
  
  

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  equal numbers of provided interfaces and required interfaces

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  exactly one provided interface or exactly one required interface

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  multiple required interfaces or multiple provided interfaces

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  multiple provided interfaces and multiple required interfaces

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  exactly one required interface and exactly one provided interface
  
  
  

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  all objects that have a reception for the signal

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  all objects

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  objects that are on the same node as the actions

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  objects that are instantiated from classes in the package of the action

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  objects are determined by semantic variation