Methods
A method is an implementation of an operation. Each class typically provides an implementation for its operations or inherits them from its superclass (see "Generalization"). If a class doesn't provide an implementation for an operation, and one isn't provided by its superclass, the operation is considered abstract . See "Abstract Classes" for more information. Because methods are implementations of operations, there is no notation for a method; simply show an operation on a class.
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