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    CSC-133 (Fall 2018)

    Attendance Quiz 1 – OOP Concepts and UML Class Diagram


    Student Name: Margarita Castro

    Question 1: Define encapsulation, abstraction. Explain how these two concepts relate to object-
    oriented programming (OOP) (10 points).

    Encapsulation: the bundling of data between methods that operate using the same data;
    used for protection of data.

    Abstraction: A method of reducing something to a set of essential characteristics

    Both of these concepts aim to reduce redundancy and help organize programs.
    Question 2: UML is not just about pretty pictures. If used correctly, UML precisely conveys how code
    should be implemented from diagrams. If precisely interpreted, the implemented code will correctly
    reflect the intent of the designer. Please review the following slides. In the class diagram in slide 24,
    given the labels 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 please fill out the required information in the table beneath. BE SURE
    TO JUSTIFY YOUR ANSWER. (10 points).
    Label Name the Justifications Specify Java Class(es) Name and
    Number association (Please use the “Recap 1” Table Line of codes
    for reference)
    Aggregation Main panel “has a” relationship main class: Main Panel
    with ‘point’ and creates at least private arrayList<Point> myPoint
    1 ‘point’. Point is used in the
    methods of main panel.

    Composition Display is initialized in ‘main main class: Main Panel


    panel’. Should ‘display’ be constructor: myDisplayPanel =
    removed, ‘main panel’ would be new DisplayPanel();
    dismembered.

    Dependency Main Panel and Display are main class: Main Panel
    dependent upon one another constructor: myDisplayPanel =
    because Main Panel could not be new DisplayPanel();
    created without Display Panel;
    Since the class “DisplayPanel” main class: Display Panel
    also contains the constructor constructor: myMainPanel =
    creating MainPanel, DisplayPanel theMainPanel
    would be destroyed should
    MainPanel not be created
    Aggregation Main Panel is initialize in ‘display main class: Display Panel
    panel’ which is required for the constructor: myMainPanel =
    program to operate. theMainPanel

    Association DisplayPanel relies on the main class: Display Panel


    information gathered and saved constructor:
    by Main Panel public DisplayPanel( MainPanel
    5 theMainPanel){
    myMainPanel = theMainPanel
    }

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