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An identifier is an arbitrarily long sequence of alphabetic, numeric, and underscore characters. The first character must
be alphabetic. Identifiers in HUTN-generated languages are mostly taken from the names of MOF Packages, Classes, Attributes,
References, and Associations. Some identifiers from the MOF model will be replaced by renaming configurations.
Identifiers are case-sensitive, and there are no clashing-case rules like those in OMG IDL.