Issue 8625: Section: 7.5.11 (ocl2-rtf)
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Nature: Revision
Severity: Minor
Summary: The example of Set {1,2,5,88} is more of an example of an ordered set as is Set {'apple','orange','strawberry'}. The example of a Sequence {1,3,45,2,3} does not exhibit any apparent order although a Sequence is defined as an ordered Bag. It might be wise to alter these examples to: Set {1,88,5,2}, Set ['strawberry','apple','orange'} and Sequence {1,2,3,3,45}

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Name: Jane Messenger
Company: U. S. Geological Survey
mailFrom: jmessenger@usgs.gov
Notification: Yes
Specification: UML 2.0 OCL Specification
Section: 7.5.11
FormalNumber: ptc/03-10-14
Version: Adopted Specification
RevisionDate: 10/08/2004
Page: 23
Nature: Revision
Severity: Minor
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Description
The example of Set {1,2,5,88} is more of an example of an ordered set as is Set {'apple','orange','strawberry'}. The example of a Sequence {1,3,45,2,3} does not exhibit any apparent order although a Sequence is defined as an ordered Bag. It might be wise to alter these examples to: Set {1,88,5,2}, Set ['strawberry','apple','orange'} and Sequence {1,2,3,3,45}