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An analysis from a colleague with UML diagrams contains the following:

0..°

I'm familiar with 0..* and such but not with the previous. Any ideas? Is it a typo? It's used throughout the document.

+3  A: 

It looks like a typo.

Matt Olenik
+1  A: 

Hahahahahaaha the coolest typo I have ever seen! =D

Cipi
Why the hell did I get -1 for this?! It is a friggin typo!
Cipi
+1  A: 

Assuming that this appears as a multiplicity: It's a typo or some sort of conversion error. According to the UML spec, the upper bound of a multiplicity is of type UnlimitedNatural, and

A LiteralUnlimitedNatural is shown either as a sequence of digits or as an asterisk (*), where an asterisk denotes unlimited (and not infinity).

Michael Borgwardt