Which type of entity represents an actual occurrence of an associated generalized entity?
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Which type of entity represents an actual occurrence of an associated generalized entity?
A.Supertype entity
B.Subtype entity
C.Archetype entity
D.Instance entity
Answer:
Instance entity represent an actual occurrence of an associated generalized entity
Explanation:
Instance entity:
- A specific item or instance that falls under a specific entity type is known as an entity instance.
- As contrast to an abstract entity type, an entity instance is a representation of an entity falling within that category.
- A measurable or recognizable real-world or physical thing is an instance of an entity.
- A single instance of an entity is referred to as an instance.
Supertype entity:
- A supertype is a type of generic entity that is connected to one or more subtypes.
Sub type:
- A subtype is a subdivision of an entity type that is significant to the organization and that has characteristics or connections that set it apart from other subgroups.
Archetype Entity:
- Based on a regular Entity, an Archetype Entity defines specific parameter values for that Entity.
- All instances of an Archetype in the scene will immediately update whenever the value of an Archetype parameter changes.
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