7.4. Link Object Actions
An association class acts as both an ordinary class and an association, so an instance of an association class is both an object and a link. An instance of an association class is called a link object. Because of this dual nature, all operations on link objects affect both the link and the object at once.
Figure 7.9 shows the syntax for several link object actions, and Figure 7.10 shows several examples.
Figure 7.9. Link Object Action Syntax
Figure 7.10. Examples of Link Object Actions
The first statement creates a link object ...
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