Open hafizuddin-a opened 7 months ago
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Visibilities of class diagrams are not compliant with course's notation
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The above is taken from the course website, specifying that the visibility should either be
+
,-
,#
or~
.In your class diagram, the visibilities are not any of the signs mentioned above.
Using the
+
,-
,#
or~
will be much easier for any programmers to understand the visibilities, rather than just using the green and red boxes.
[original: nus-cs2113-AY2324S2/pe-interim#2180] [original labels: severity.Low type.DocumentationBug]
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Class diagram has contradicting notation as given by the textbook. Class diagram above has
C
in a green circle to show class and uses squares and circles instead of + and - for the attributes. below is a sample class diagram as shown in the textbook