For this incomplete Reverse Engineering diagram, classes are shown. Use associations (uni- or bi-directional is ok) and generalization and if necessary compositions and aggregations.

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For this incomplete Reverse Engineering diagram, classes are shown. Use associations (uni- or bi-directional is ok) and generalization and if necessary compositions and aggregations. You can include constructors but do not have to.
In this level of abstraction, the relation between the classes should be shown through associations (do not include objects of a class type you have in your model as attribute in another class - use associations for that).

 

You should include: associations (aggregations/compositions if needed) with names and multiplicities, generalization, attributes (with visibility and attribute types), methods (with visibility, arguments and return types), types. Do not include roles and stereotypes.

 

 

Character
name: String
+ set_name(name:
String): void
Score
Fight
Skill
Hero
Village
Lair
Villain
Transcribed Image Text:Character name: String + set_name(name: String): void Score Fight Skill Hero Village Lair Villain
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