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A class relationshionship by which an object from one class is defined as an aggregate of objects from another class.

A collection of objects used by ArcGIS Desktop.

A class relationship that defines how many instances of one class can be associated with the other class.

A set of objects with similar attributes.

A class relationship by which an object from one class is defined as a "whole" and objects from another class as "parts" and the whole controls the whole controls the lifetime of the parts.

A principle used in object-oriented technology to hide the properties and methods of an object so that the object can only be accessed through the predefined interfaces.

A data set that stores features of the same geometry type in a geodatabase.

A collection of feature classes in a geodatabase that share the same coordinate system and area extent.

An object-based data model developed by ESRI, Inc.

A principle used in object-oriented technology that stipulates that an object can inherit properties and methods from the class that the object belongs to.

A class relationship stating that an object of a class can be created from an object of another class.

A set of externally visible operations of an object.

A specific action that an object can perform.

An entity such as a land parcel that has a set of properties that can perform operations upon request.

A data model that uses objects to organize spatial data.

A principle used in object-oriented technology that stipulates that the same method, if applied to different kinds of objects, can produce different effects.

An attribute or characteristic of an object.

A class relationship by which a class inherits the properties and methods of another class.