glossary:natural_class
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==== Description ==== | ==== Description ==== | ||
- | Someone with no technical knowledge but knowledge about the application domain can come up with natural classes as they are just concepts and abstractions derived from the problem domain. Software typically also requires some [[artificial class|artificial classes]] for its solution but the [[principles: | + | Someone with no technical knowledge but knowledge about the application domain can come up with natural classes as they are just concepts and abstractions derived from the problem domain. Software typically also requires some [[artificial classes]] for its solution but the [[principles: |
- | Note that natural classes and [[domain class|domain classes]] are related but not the same notions. Each domain class is a natural class but not the other way around. A domain class is a class which is part of a [[patterns: | + | Note that natural classes and [[domain classes]] are related but not the same notions. Each domain class is a natural class but not the other way around. A domain class is a class which is part of a [[patterns: |
==== Examples ==== | ==== Examples ==== | ||
- | * Classes like '' | + | * Classes like '' |
* Classes like '' | * Classes like '' | ||
- | * Classes like '' | + | * Classes like '' |
==== Alternative Definitions ==== | ==== Alternative Definitions ==== |
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