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This is cursorily source-code of C# language.

using System;
namespace Csharp
{
    class AAAAA
    {

         static string[] Language = {"A","B","C"}; 
         int i, j;

         public static int ANT(int data1, int data2)
         {
             //statement1
         }

         static public int BEE(int data3, int data4)
         {
             //statement2
         }

         static void CAT(int data5, int data6)
         {
             //statement3
         }

         public static int Main()
         { 
             //statement4
         }

     }
}

Please write a class diagram of the source code, as this gives me a look.

Edited by kvprajapati because: Added [code] tags.
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Short answer: this is one class (inside namespace Csharp) and its UML is trivial. is right to focus on attributes vs operations; was right that a single-box UML makes this easy and that a tool like Bouml will draw it for you. Below is a concise mapping and a few practical notes to remove ambiguity when you draw it.

Draw a single class box with three compartments: name, attributes, operations. Use + for public and - for private. Mark class-level (static) members with underlining or {static}. Note: the class has no access modifier so it defaults to internal; members without a modifier default to private. Static members belong to the class (one copy), instance fields to each object.

+-----------------------------+
| Csharp.AAAAA                |
+-----------------------------+
| {static} Language : string[]   // class-level array (initialized)
| - i : int
| - j : int
+-----------------------------+
| + ANT(int, int) : int {static}
| + BEE(int, int) : int {static}
| - CAT(int, int) : void {static}
| + Main() : int {static}
+-----------------------------+

Practical tips:

  • If you want clearer API intent, make access explicit (use private/public) instead of relying on defaults.
  • Prefer exposing data via properties rather than public fields (if you later need validation or versioning).
  • Main returning int is fine: that value becomes the process exit code. It can also be void.
  • When using a drawing tool, enable the option to show static members (underlined) so readers don’t confuse instance vs class members.

This should be enough to produce a clean UML card for the code you posted and to extend the answers already given by and .

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Welcome.

Class diagram includes attributes and methods. Have a look at this sample.

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You have one class and its diagram is so easy. i added this class diagram's photo. you look this and understand what an easy to draw class diagram. I'll suggest you to use for class diagram(uml diagram). "Bouml" its very nice program for this. if you want to ask any question. i'll answer.

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