Collaboration

Collaboration refers to a higher-level abstraction that represents a set of cooperating elements working together to accomplish a specific task or functionality within a system. Collaboration is often used to capture design patterns or reusable solutions to common problems in software design.

A collaboration in a Class Diagram consists of classes, interfaces, and other elements, along with the relationships among them. These elements and their interactions depict the cooperative behavior needed to achieve a particular goal. By documenting these collaborations, developers can better understand how different components of the system work together and can identify opportunities for code reuse or design improvements.

It is important to note that collaboration in a Class Diagram does not refer to teamwork or communication among team members working on a project. Instead, it focuses on the relationships and interactions between the components within the system being modeled.

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