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| When an object needs to be destroyed we use a X at the end of the lifeline, it is called ............ |
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| is a dotted line that extends to a new lifeline of an object when something is being made |
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| is the life of a function or class on the stack, and the longer the length the more time it takes to finish |
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| is used to denote a loop in the code |
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| is a function call that has been called from outside out scope and comes in, seen as a black circle with a line to the main lifeline |
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| is a relationship where a class has a instance of another class and is a line with a hollow triangle |
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| is like Aggregiation in that is responsible for the variable it holds of a specific class but it is by value not by reference and it is a |
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| is when a concrete class inherits from a pure interface |
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| is a function call that we don’t know where it goes and is irrelevant to our class sequence diagram |
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