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UML Class Diagrams - Akilesh Natarajan
UML Class Diagrams - Akilesh Natarajan
A UML class diagram is a diagram that describes the structure of a system by showing the classes in the system and the relationship between the classes. We draw a single class depicting its attributes and methods, defining just the constructor rather the entire method. This allows us to get a basic framework of the class and allows us to get a good framework of the class.
The basic diagram of a single class is as follows:
This defines clear cut locations in which to write out the attributes and the methods.
To describe the classes we use the following notation:
'+' for Public
'-' for Private
'#' for Protected
'~' for Package
'/' for Derived
{ Abstract }
Static
In order to describe the relationship between the classes we use the following notation:
Thus, we can combine multiple classes with various linkups between the classes to get a full fledged UML Class Diagram
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