Difference between revisions of "Inheritance Diagrams"
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*try to have the parent class above any subclassess | *try to have the parent class above any subclassess | ||
*arrows all point towards the parent class from each child | *arrows all point towards the parent class from each child | ||
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
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==Aggregation / Composition Example== | ==Aggregation / Composition Example== | ||
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Association Aggregation is now just Aggregation, and Composition Aggregation is now just Composition. | Association Aggregation is now just Aggregation, and Composition Aggregation is now just Composition. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:07, 6 June 2018
Diagram Rules
- each class should be represented by a labeled shape
- try to have the parent class above any subclassess
- arrows all point towards the parent class from each child
- Composition is shown using empty diamond end instead of arrow
- Aggregation is shown using filled diamond end instead of arrow
Example
Aggregation / Composition Example
Association Aggregation is now just Aggregation, and Composition Aggregation is now just Composition.
