We'll take the class diagram we've created and translate it into Python code. We'll start by creating a "User" class in Python. The "User" class will have attributes like "username" and "password", and it will have methods like "login" and "logout". The "User" class will also have a "get_accounts" method that returns a list of "Account" objects.
First, we'll create the "User" class in Python:
We'll take the class diagram we've created and translate it into Python code. We'll start by creating a "User" class in Python. The "User" class will have attributes like "username" and "password", and it will have methods like "login" and "logout". The "User" class will also have a "get_accounts" method that returns a list of "Account" objects. First, we'll create the "User" class in Python:
class User: def init(self, username, password): self.username = username self.password = password
Then, we'll create the "Account" class:
class Account: def init(self, username, balance): self.username = username self.balance = balance
Next, we'll create the "Transaction" class:
class Transaction: def init(self, user_id, transaction_amount): self.user_id = user_id self.transaction_amount = transaction_amount
Now we'll create the "Budget" class:
class Budget: def init(self, name, starting_balance): self.name = name self.starting_balance = starting_balance
Now we can put it all together and make the "Application" class:
class Application: def init(self): self.users = [] self.accounts = [] self.transactions = [] self.budgets = []