In the class diagram, we'll put attributes of our class in the section at the middle of the class' name and methods right?
I'm wondering, are we also put instantiated variables in there? Like the variables instantiating other classes and buttons?
Whilliam 0 Junior Poster
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Jump to PostDepending on requirements given to you, but mostly no as the list of the variables would make it too long.
However I know a professor at university that demanded all variables to be listed too...
Jump to Posthow to create a class diagram?
By using common sense. Class diagram represent all the method provided by the class and global variable used (not always required). Then you connect classes between each other depending on their availability. If this is not enough
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peter_budo 2,532 Code tags enforcer Team Colleague Featured Poster
Depending on requirements given to you, but mostly no as the list of the variables would make it too long.
However I know a professor at university that demanded all variables to be listed too...
JamesCherrill 4,733 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
The class diagram should show only the externally visible characteristics of the class. Attributes (RW/RO/WO) correspond either to non-private variables, or to conventional non-private accessor methods. Private variables would not normally be shown, although you sometimes see one included because it's important to the reader's understanding of how the class works.
vamsi310 -1 Newbie Poster
since it is a static structure I don't think you are allowed to do that
JamesCherrill 4,733 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
do what?
shyneer 0 Newbie Poster
how to create a class diagram?
peter_budo 2,532 Code tags enforcer Team Colleague Featured Poster
how to create a class diagram?
By using common sense. Class diagram represent all the method provided by the class and global variable used (not always required). Then you connect classes between each other depending on their availability. If this is not enough read here
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