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    A "thing" in newer UML approaches refers to an object. Examples of tangible things in the problem domain of a restaurant include tables, chairs, menus, food items, cash registers, and customers.

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    A "thing" in newer UML approaches refers to an object. Examples of tangible things in the problem domain of a restaurant include tables, chairs, menus, food items, cash registers, and customers.

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    A "thing" in newer UML approaches refers to an object. Examples of tangible things in the problem domain of a restaurant include tables, chairs, menus, food items, cash registers, and customers.

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    Chapter 4 RQ: 2. What is the problem domain?

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    What is a thing called in newer approaches that use UML?

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    What are some examples of tangible things in the problem domain of a restaurant?

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