Answer Posted / wishpreet kaur

constraints are the restictions or boundaries.
we can categorise the constraints into 3 categories:
1. object constraints: specify that some objects depends
entirely or partially on other objects.
2. dynamic constraints: specify relationship among states
and events.
3. functional constraints: specify relationship among
operations.

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