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Ive looked on this site and also I have googled the subject but I cant seem to find anything talking about how to go from uml to source. I have a feeling on the test he is going to give us a question and ask us to make a Class diagram of it and then create the header files for each. I know how to show inheritance and composition from uml, however, aggregation, dependency, and association are a little sketchy going from uml to source code.
I assume you would pass one object into another via a constructer maybe. My problem is that how to go from a UML diagram to at least a header file.įor example say you had a dependency relationship between two objects. I understand how to make UML diagram with the associations etc such as aggregation, composition, dependency, inheritance etc. The test is over inheritance, polymorphism, UML, and File stuff like seekg, tellg, write and read methods etc.
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