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What is OCL?
OCL (Object Constraint Language) is a declarative language used to describe rules applying to Unified Modeling Language (UML) models. It allows specifying constraints, pre- and post-conditions, and invariants for objects and data, without side effects. OCL is commonly used for model validation, code generation, and model transformation in model-driven development.
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Which job functions commonly mention OCL?
Performance Engineer
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AI Engineer
0.0% of all AI Engineer jobs mention OCL
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Test Engineer
0.0% of all Test Engineer jobs mention OCL
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Software Architect
0.0% of all Software Architect jobs mention OCL
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Engineer
0.0% of all Engineer jobs mention OCL
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