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7e$ce8 %e ha9e successfull !mpleme$ted the class d!agram a$d the o"#ect d!agram a$d u$derstood the !mporta$ce of "oth.

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:13 1!scuss the !mporta$ce of Class 1!agram. 'NS. The purpose of the class d!agram !s.

'$al s!s a$d des!g$ of the stat!c 9!e% of a$ appl!cat!o$. 1escr!"e respo$s!"!l!t!es of a s stem. For%ard a$d re9erse e$g!$eer!$g. Its eas!er for the $e% programmer to %or; o$ the pro#ect of a$other programmer as the class o9er9!e% ca$ "e eas!l ;$o%$ to h!m " the class d!agram. <he$ d!ffere$t modules of a pro#ect are ha$dled " d!ffere$t emplo ees8 the$ !t "ecomes eas!er for a part!cular emplo ee to o"ta!$ !$format!o$ a"out other module as each emplo ee !s %or;!$g o$ a part!cular module %!th spec!f!c class $ame.

:(3 <hat are classes a$d %h are the used= 'NS. Classes are the ce$tral feature that supports o"#ect*or!e$ted programm!$g. Classes "!$d data mem"ers a$d fu$ct!o$s together. For eg. I$ the class d!agram8 e9e$t !s a class %h!ch #ust g!9es the "luepr!$t of the data mem"ers8 fu$ct!o$s a$d the!r data t pes. Classes #ust g!9e the "luepr!$t of the data t pe. The do $ot actuall def!$e the data. The #ust def!$e the 9ar!ous data mem"ers8 fu$ct!o$s a$d the!r data t pes. Classes !$corporate the 9ar!ous OOP co$cepts !$clud!$g !$her!ta$ce8 su"class*superclass co$cept8 e$capsulat!o$8 data h!d!$g8 etc.