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The metamodel of data types. The basic metamodel concepts.The metamodel for NamedElement. The metamodel for namespaces. The metamodel for typed elements. The multiplicity metamodel. The metamodel for value specifications. The metamodel for constraints. The metamodel for instance specifications. The classifier metamodel. The metamodel for features. The metamodel for parameters. The metamodel for operations. The metamodel for properties. The metamodel forassociations. The metamodel for Class. The metamodel for generalizations. The metamodel for redefinable elements. The metamodel for packages. The metamodel for dependencies. The metamodel for interfaces. The metamodel for basic behavior. The metamodel for activities. The metamodel for activity nodes. The metamodel for activity edges. The metamodel for control nodes.

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The metamodel for object actions. The metamodel for structural feature actions. The metamodel for read structural feature actions. The metamodel for structural features. The metamodel for clear structural feature actions. The metamodel for write structural feature actions. The...