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UML Class Diagram

The document describes an inventory system with classes for Parts and Products. Parts are abstract and have properties like ID, name, price, stock levels. Products reference Parts and have additional properties. The inventory tracks lists of Parts and Products and allows adding, updating, deleting, and looking up by ID or name. There are also InHouse and Outsourced subclasses that extend Part with additional machine or company fields.

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UML Class Diagram

The document describes an inventory system with classes for Parts and Products. Parts are abstract and have properties like ID, name, price, stock levels. Products reference Parts and have additional properties. The inventory tracks lists of Parts and Products and allows adding, updating, deleting, and looking up by ID or name. There are also InHouse and Outsourced subclasses that extend Part with additional machine or company fields.

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Inventory

- allParts:ObservableList<Part>
- allProducts:ObservableList<Product>

+ addPart(newPart:Part):void
+ addProduct(newProduct:Product):void
+ lookupPart(partId:int):Part
+ lookupProduct(productId:int):Product
+ lookupPart(partName:String):ObservableList<Part>
+ lookupProduct(productName:String):ObservableList<Product>
+ updatePart(index:int, selectedPart:Part):void
+ updateProduct(index:int, newProduct:Product):void
+ deletePart(selectedPart:Part):boolean
+ deleteProduct(selectedProduct:Product):boolean
+ getAllParts():ObservableList<Part>
+ getAllProducts():ObservableList<Product>

Part <<Abstract>> Product

- id : int - associatedParts:ObservableList<Part>
- name : String - id : int
- price : double - name : String
- stock : int - price : double
- min : int - stock : int
- max : int - min : int
- max : int
+ Part(id : int, name : String,
price : double, stock : int, min : int, max : int)
+ setId(id:int):void + Product(id : int, name : String,
+ setName(name:String):void price : double, stock : int, min : int, max : int)
+ setPrice(price:double):void + setId(id:int):void
+ setStock(stock:int):void + setName(name:String):void
+ setMin(min:int):void + setPrice(price:double):void
+ setMax(max:int):void + setStock(stock:int):void
+ getId():int + setMin(min:int):void
+ getName():String + setMax(max:int):void
+ getPrice():double + setPrice(max:int):void
+ getStock():int + getId():int
+ getMin():int + getName():String
+ getMax():int + getPrice():double
+ getStock():int
+ getMin():int
+ getMax():int
+ addAssociatedPart(part:Part):void
+ deleteAssociatedPart(selectedAspart:Part):boolean
+ getAllAssociatedParts():ObservableList<Part>

InHouse Outsourced

- machineId : int - companyName : String

+ InHouse(id : int, name : String, + Outsourced(id : int, name : String,


price : double, stock : int, min : int, max : int, price : double, stock : int, min : int, max : int,
machineId:int) companyName:String)
+ setMachineId(machineId:int):void + setCompanyName(companyName:String):void
+ getMachineId():int + getCompanyName():String

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