To identify classes and classify them as weak or strong, we first need to
understand the domain or problem we're addressing. Without specific information,
I'll provide a generic example.
Let's consider a simple library management system:
Classes:
Book: Represents a book in the library. Attributes may include title, author, ISBN,
genre, etc.
Strength: Strong class.
Library: Represents the library itself. It may contain methods for adding books,
removing books, searching for books, etc.
Strength: Strong class.
Member: Represents a member of the library who can borrow books. Attributes may
include name, membership ID, contact information, etc.
Strength: Strong class.
BorrowingRecord: Represents the record of a book being borrowed by a member.
Attributes may include the book borrowed, the member who borrowed it, the due date,
etc.
Strength: Weak class, as it's dependent on both Book and Member classes.
Author: Represents the author of a book. It may contain attributes like name,
biography, etc.
Strength: Strong class.
Class Diagram:
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| Library |
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| +addBook(book: Book): void |
| +removeBook(book: Book): void |
| +searchBook(title: string): Book|
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| Book |
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| -title: string |
| -author: Author |
| -ISBN: string |
| -genre: string |
| ... |
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| Member | | BorrowingRecord |
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| -name: string | | -book: Book |
| -membershipID: string | | -member: Member |
| -contactInfo: string | | -dueDate: Date |
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| Author |
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| -name: string |
| -biography: string |
| ... |
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In the class diagram:
Solid lines with arrows represent associations between classes.
"+" indicates public methods or attributes.
"-" indicates private methods or attributes.
This is a simplified class diagram for a library management system. In a real-world
scenario, there would likely be more classes and associations, as well as
additional methods and attributes for each class.
