UML class diagram - represent attribute with initial value

Question

How is an attribute with initial value (such as a static constant) represented in UML?

public class Foo {
    public static final int BAR = 17;
}

Solution

The initial value of an attribute in a UML class diagram is represented just like variable assignment in a language like Java.

Moreover, since the example attribute is static, it should be underlined. Capitalization is by language or other convention and is not a UML specification.

Comments

[Geert Bellekens]

UML does not say anything about capitalizing names of constants.

[Oliver]

Out of curiosity, what software are you using?

[ThisClark]

That screenshot I'm pretty certain came from Microsoft Visio 2010. Nowadays I would go for the free and less capable Lucidcharts. I never need UML outside of teaching

[Alan]

@ThisClark plantuml is an interesting alternative for simple diagrams. (It is text based, with automated layout.)