I used structured data diagrams more than 15 years ago. In 2002 I did not use OOP. I want to relearn system modeling using OOP. Do they indicate any material? Do I need to learn Java or just POO in UML without Java programming language?
Java systems modeling needs?
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asked by anonymous 16.02.2018 / 02:54
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System modeling NOT needs Java as well ... Does not need any programming language!
What you mean by using "let's model the system" is "let's make an initial draft of the project". Modeling would be, making a comparison with engineering, make a "model" of the work; it is not to perform the work itself, but to mount a scenario where it would be complete, showing how it would affect the surrounding area.
System modeling, primarily using UML, is generally geared towards the object-oriented paradigm , but can be used with other paradigms.
The most common modeling language to use is, if I am not mistaken, the UML. It has, in the most recent versions, 14 types of diagrams to be used in order to detail the program from how the activities in the program go on to map the relationship of classes, from object states to how the project should be deployed. >
You can find several programs that either make UML diagrams or even convert them into code. One of them is Visual Paradigm , which makes the diagrams for free, but the code conversion by own program needs paid version. Another is Umbrello , just for Linux, which does both diagrams and code generation.
About the modeling language itself, you can find more in the UML website .
16.02.2018 / 20:42