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Object-oriented programming languages provide great promise for increasing software-development productivity. However, certain old questions about software design still must be answered. How can I progress from a vague initial specification to an implementation plan? How do I organize the data and concepts that need to be translated into machine programs? How do I communicate that organization and plan to an entire team of developers and stakeholders? An Object Modeling Language is a standard approach to answering at least some of these questions within the framework of object technology. The goals of each language are not identical, but overlap enough to make discussion meaningful.

Some Object-Oriented methodologists identify three roughly chronological "generations" of object modeling techniques:


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