CPSC 210 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: The Queue, Hash Table, Joshua Bloch
Document Summary
An object-oriented software design guides and constrains how an object-oriented program should work. Some parts of an object-oriented design translate directly to an object-oriented implementation. Other parts of a design require care to translate them correctly. A uml class diagram describes the structure of an object-oriented program. The object-oriented design i reading described the purpose of a uml class diagram and provided a pointer to a reading about the fundamental parts of a class diagram. This reading assumes you have a solid understanding of how to read a uml class diagram from those readings. In this reading, we will consider how to implement a given uml class diagram in java. When we translate a uml class diagram to java, we are focusing on the structure of the program: the classes, methods and elds needed for the program. A complete implementation requires adding more details, such as the implementations of all methods.
