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Chapter 5, Problem 5.6E
Program Plan Intro
Class:
- A class is a structure diagram which describes the system structure.
- A class mainly consists of four parts:
- Name of the class
- Attributes
- Methods
- Responsibilities
- Class members are accessed by creating objects.
A model class diagram is shown below.
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