Object-Oriented

Programming
(OOP)
Lecture No. 6
 Class Compatibility
►A class is behaviorally compatible with
another if it supports all the operations
of the other class

► Such a class is called subtype

►A class can be replaced by its subtype

 …Class Compatibility
► Derived class is usually a subtype of
the base class

► Itcan handle all the legal messages

(operations) of the base class

► Therefore,base class can always be

replaced by the derived class
 Example – Class
Compatibility
Shape
color
vertices
move
setColor
draw

Circle Triangle
radius Line angle
length
draw draw
computeArea draw computeArea
getLength
 Example – Class
Compatibility
File
size
…
open
print
…

ASCII File PS File

… PDF File …
…
print print
… print …
…
 Polymorphism

► In
general, polymorphism refers to
existence of different forms of a single
entity

► Forexample, both Diamond and Coal

are different forms of Carbon
 Polymorphism in OO Model

► InOO model, polymorphism means

that different objects can behave in
different ways for the same message
(stimulus)

► Consequently,sender of a message
does not need to know exact class of
the receiver
Example – Polymorphism

draw Shape
View
draw

Line Circle Triangle

draw draw draw
 Example – Polymorphism

print File
Editor
print

ASCII File PDF File PS File

print print print
Polymorphism – Advantages
► Messagescan be interpreted in different
ways depending upon the receiver class

draw Shape
View
draw

Line Circle Triangle

draw draw draw
Polymorphism – Advantages
► Newclasses can be added without
changing the existing model

draw Shape
View
draw

Square Line Circle Triangle

draw draw draw draw
 Polymorphism – Advantages

► In
general, polymorphism is a powerful
tool to develop flexible and reusable
systems
Object-Oriented Modeling

An Example
 Problem Statement
► Develop a graphic editor that can draw
different geometric shapes such as
line, circle and triangle. User can
select, move or rotate a shape. To do
so, editor provides user with a menu
listing different commands. Individual
shapes can be grouped together and
can behave as a single shape.
 Identify Classes
 Extract nouns in the problem statement

► Develop a graphic editor that can draw

different geometric shapes such as line,
circle and triangle. User can select,
move or rotate a shape. To do so, editor
provides user with a menu listing
different commands. Individual shapes
can be grouped together and can
behave as a single shape.
 …Identify Classes
 Eliminate irrelevant classes

► Editor – Very broad scope

► User – Out of system boundary

 …Identify Classes
 Add classes by analyzing requirements

► Group – required to behave as a shape

 “Individual shapes can be grouped
together and can behave as a single
shape”

► View – editor must have a display area

 …Identify Classes
 Following classes have been identified:

► Shape • Group
► Line • View
► Circle
► Triangle
► Menu
Object Model – Graphic Editor

Shape Group

Line Menu

Circle
View

Triangle
 Identify Associations
 Extract verbs connecting objects

• “Individual shapes can be grouped

together”
 Group consists of lines, circles, triangles
 Group can also consists of other groups
(Composition)
 … Identify Associations
 Verify access paths

► View contains shapes

 View contains lines
 View contains circles
 View contains triangles
 View contains groups
(Aggregation)
 … Identify Associations
 Verify access paths

► Menu sends message to View

(Simple One-Way Association)
Object Model – Graphic Editor

Menu View Shape

nn
nn

nn nn nn
Line nn Circle Triangle Group
nn
nn nn
 Identify Attributes
 Extract properties of the object
 From the problem statement

► Properties are not mentioned

 …Identify Attributes
 Extract properties of the object
 From the domain knowledge

• Line • Triangle
– Color – Color
– Vertices – Vertices
– Length – Angle
• Circle • Shape
– Color – Color
– Vertices – Vertices
– Radius
 …Identify Attributes
 Extract properties of the object
 From the domain knowledge

• Group • Menu
– noOfObjects – Name
• View – isOpen
– noOfObjects
– selected
Object Model – Graphic Editor

Menu View Shape

name noOfObjects color
isOpen selected n vertices

n n n
Line n Circle Triangle Group
length radius angle noOfObjects
n
n
n
 Identify Operations
 Extract verbs connected with an
object
• Develop a graphic editor that can draw
different geometric shapes such as line,
circle and triangle. User can select, move
or rotate a shape. To do so, editor provides
user with a menu listing different
commands. Individual shapes can be
grouped together and can behave as a
single shape.
 … Identify Operations
 Eliminate irrelevant operations

► Develop – out of system boundary

► Behave – have broad semantics

 …Identify Operations
 Following are selected operations:

• Line • Circle
– Draw – Draw
– Select – Select
– Move – Move
– Rotate – Rotate
 …Identify Operations
 Following are selected operations:

• Triangle • Shape
– Draw – Draw
– Select – Select
– Move – Move
– Rotate – Rotate
 …Identify Operations
 Following are selected operations:

• Group • Menu
– Draw – Open
– Select – Select
– Move – Move
– Rotate – Rotate
 …Identify Operations
 Extract
operations using domain
knowledge

• View
– Add – Select
– Remove – Move
– Group – Rotate
– Show
 View
Menu noOfObjects Shape
selected
name color
isOpen vertices
add()
remove()
open() n draw()
group()
select() select()
show()
move() move()
select()
rotate() rotate()
move()
rotate() n

n n
Line n Triangle Group
n
length angle noOfObjects
Circle
n
draw() radius draw() draw()
n
n draw()
 Identify Inheritance

 Search “is a kind of” by looking at

keywords like “such as”, “for
example”, etc

• “…shapes such as line, circle and

triangle…”
– Line, Circle and Triangle inherits from
Shape
 …Identify Inheritance

 By analyzing requirements

► “Individual
shapes can be grouped
together and can behave as a single
shape”
 Group inherits from Shape
 Refining the Object Model
► Applicationof inheritance demands an
iteration over the whole object model

► In the inheritance hierarchy,

 All attributes are shared
 All associations are shared
 Some operations are shared
 Others are overridden
 …Refining the Object Model

 Share associations

► View contains all kind of shapes

► Group consists of all kind of shapes

 …Refining the Object Model

 Share attributes

► Shape – Line, Circle, Triangle and

Group
 Color, vertices
 …Refining the Object Model

 Share operations

► Shape – Line, Circle, Triangle and

Group
 Select
 Move
 Rotate
 …Refining the Object Model

 Share
the interface and override
implementation

► Shape – Line, Circle, Triangle and

Group
 Draw
 View
Menu noOfObjects Shape
selected
name color
isOpen vertices
add()
remove()
open() nn draw() nn
group()
select() select()
show()
move() move()
select()
rotate() rotate()
move()
rotate()

Line Circle Triangle Group

length radius angle noOfObjects

draw() draw() draw() draw()

 View
Menu noOfObjects Shape
selected
name color
isOpen vertices
add()
remove()
open() n draw()
group()
select() select()
show()
move() move()
select()
rotate() rotate()
move()
rotate() n

n n
Line n Triangle Group
n
length angle noOfObjects
Circle
n
draw() radius draw() draw()
n
n draw()