Consider the object model in Figure 5-32 in the book (adapted from [Jackson, 1995]): Given your knowledge of the Gregorian calendar, list all the problems with this model. Modify it to correct each of them.
What will be an ideal response?
The problems with Figure 5-32 are related with the multiplicity of the associations. Weeks can straddle month
boundaries. Moreover, the multiplicity on other associations can be tightened up: years are always composed of
exactly twelve months, months do not straddle year boundaries, and weeks are always composed of seven days.
Figure 5-4 depicts a possible revised model for this exercise.
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