Learn various relationships with a UML class diagram
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This UML class diagram serves as an educational tool to explore various relationships within object-oriented programming. It illustrates key concepts such as association, interface implementation, inheritance, and synthetic (combination) relationships through examples like birds, geese flocks, penguins, and ducks. The diagram highlights the dynamic interactions, including dependencies and aggregation, among entities like animals and environmental factors such as climate and water. By examining these relationships, learners can understand how different classes and interfaces collaborate to form complex systems, providing a foundational understanding essential for software development and design.
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Association
Implement the interface
bird
+ Feathers+horny beak has no teeth
Lay eggs()
Interface implementation relationship
Inheritance relationship
Synthetic (combination) relationship
geese flock
+ V-shaped flight()+ One-shaped flight()
+ V-shaped flight()+ one-shaped flight()
Dependencies
<<interface>>Fly
+ Fly
Penguin
laying eggs
+ lay
animal
+ Alive
+ Metabolism (in o2: oxygen in water: water)- Reproduction
Climate
Water
Aggregation relationship
Wild goose
+ Lay eggs()+ Fly()
+ lay()+ fly()
wing
Duck
Laying eggs
Donald Duck
+ Speech ()
+ speak()
oxygen
InterfaceRectangular representation: Top with <<interface>>First line: Interface nameSecond line: Interface method
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