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+4  Q: 

What do you call a chart that illustrates class hierarchy?

Hi

So I have a UML type chart that documents the classes and the hierarchy of a development. Just don't know what you'd call it?

Any suggestions?

+8  A: 

Class diagram is a nice start ;-).

Gamecat  2008-11-20 13:43:21
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Static Structure is another name for that entire suite of diagrams.

Zachary Yates  2008-11-20 13:54:19

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