Discussion
A derived element is typically shown by placing either a slash (/) or a stereotype of <<derived>> before the name of the element.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
A derived element is one computed from others rather than stored, such as an age derived from a date of birth. UML marks it with a leading slash, or with the stereotype in guillemets, so a reader knows the value is not held independently and cannot be set directly.
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