Abstract
Software is typically developed to solve a particular problem set that arises from and comprises various business requirements. You can group those requirements together into something known as a domain, and in this domain model, the business requirements are called domain entities. Each domain entity is a unique business object in the domain space, and it is able to interact and to have relationships with the other domain entities of the same domain model. A domain entity represents a specific problem of the domain model.
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Garofalo, R. (2011). The Entity Framework. In: Applied WPF 4 in Context. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3471-5_6
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