CarType ccenumeration Location DEFAULT MICRO MINI LUXURY USA JapanCarfactory DefaultCarfactory USACarfactory Japan buldCarimodel : CarType) Car buildCar(model : CarType) Car buldCar(model : CarType) Car CarType model Location location AbstraciDesign1 <

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Give adetailed explanation of the following UML Class diagram  that shows the Abstract Factory Design Pattern of a Java program. 

<cenumeration>
CarType
ccenumeration
Location
DEFAULT
MICRO
MINI
LUXURY
USA
JapanCarfactory
DefaultCarfactory
USACarfactory
Japan
buldCarimodel : CarType) Car
buildCar(model : CarType) Car
buldCar(model : CarType) Car
CarType model
Location location
AbstraciDesign1
<<constructor- AbstractDesign1()
+builocaritype:CarType) : Car
constructor Carmodel: CarType, location : Location)
seModel(model : CarType)
getModelo : CarType
tostring) Shring
construct
LuxuryCar
MicroCar
MiniCar
<cconstructor-LuxuryCar location : Location)
construct)
constructor- MicroCar( location : Location
construct)
constructor MiniCar( location : Location)
construct
Transcribed Image Text:<cenumeration> CarType ccenumeration Location DEFAULT MICRO MINI LUXURY USA JapanCarfactory DefaultCarfactory USACarfactory Japan buldCarimodel : CarType) Car buildCar(model : CarType) Car buldCar(model : CarType) Car CarType model Location location AbstraciDesign1 <<constructor- AbstractDesign1() +builocaritype:CarType) : Car constructor Carmodel: CarType, location : Location) seModel(model : CarType) getModelo : CarType tostring) Shring construct LuxuryCar MicroCar MiniCar <cconstructor-LuxuryCar location : Location) construct) constructor- MicroCar( location : Location construct) constructor MiniCar( location : Location) construct
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Step 1: Unified Modeling Language(UML) class diagram
  • UML class diagram is a static diagram that explains the system structure by representing the classes of the system, and their operations and attributes and the relationship between the objects.
  • A class in the class diagram is represented using a box with “3” compartments.
    • Top compartment has the class name.
    • Middle compartment has the attributes of the class.
    • Bottom compartment has the methods or operations of the class.
  • Notations that are used to denote the visibility of the class members is as follows,
    • +”: To denote the public member, “+” should be located in front of the member name.
    • -”: To denote the private member, “-” should be located in front of the member name.
    • #”: To denote the protected member, “#” should be located in front of the member name.
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