A basic overview of object oriented design
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Explain the concept of object orientation and Universal Modeling Language (UML) as used in computer programming.
How do programmers use class, attributes, and methods in computer programming to solve problems?
Give an example of using classes, attributes, and methods to develop a program to track attendance in multiple classes at school.
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This solution provides a very basic definition of object oriented programming as well as how classes, methods, and attributes relate to object oriented programming. An example is provided that shows how these concepts are used to design a solution to the problem of tracking classroom attendance.
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Object oriented programming is a programming paradigm based on viewing a problem and solution as a collection of objects and the interaction between the objects. This is opposed to another common paradigm called procedural programming in which problems and solutions are viewed as a sequence of instructions. UML is a graphical language used to described objects, the relationships between objects, and how they interact with each other.
Programmers use classes, attributes and methods while creating a solution for the problem they are trying to solve. A ...
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