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11-Class Diagram

This document discusses object-oriented programming concepts like class diagrams, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and relationships between classes. It provides examples of how to model an e-commerce system using classes, class attributes, and methods. It also describes how to extend the class diagram to add user states like new, active, and banned, as well as order statuses for tracking order fulfillment. The document is a lecture on object-oriented design patterns and modeling real-world systems using classes and relationships.

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11-Class Diagram

This document discusses object-oriented programming concepts like class diagrams, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and relationships between classes. It provides examples of how to model an e-commerce system using classes, class attributes, and methods. It also describes how to extend the class diagram to add user states like new, active, and banned, as well as order statuses for tracking order fulfillment. The document is a lecture on object-oriented design patterns and modeling real-world systems using classes and relationships.

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Rohail Qamar

OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING Lecturer


CLASS DIAGRAM (UML) [email protected]
CLASS DIAGRAM

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ENCAPSULATION (+,#, )

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INHERITANCE

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POLYMORPHISM

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CALLING A METHOD IN THE SUPER/PARENT/BASE CLASS

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CONVERTING CLASS DIAGRAMS TO CODE

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CONVERTING CLASS DIAGRAMS TO CODE

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CONVERTING CLASS DIAGRAMS TO CODE

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USING STATIC/SHARED MEMBERS

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USING STATIC/SHARED MEMBERS

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USING STATIC/SHARED MEMBERS

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USING STATIC/SHARED MEMBERS

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USING STATIC/SHARED METHODS

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USING STATIC/SHARED METHODS

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INTERFACE

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ASSOCIATIONS

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AGGREGATION DESCRIBE A “HAS A” RELATIONSHIP
A customer has a address
A car has a engine
A bank has many bank accounts
A university has many students

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AGGREGATION AND COMPOSITIONS

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CLASS ACTIVITY E-COMMERCE
1. For the above Class-Diagram, list the class name, any two class data members,
and member functions.
2. Suppose E-commerce wants to add the provision of User state can be new, active,
and banned the current system. Extend the Class-Diagram to the model for this
addition.
3. Further extend the system for adding the class Order status can be new, hold,
shipped, delivered, and closed.

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THANK YOU

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