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4. Illustrate the sequence from the last question again, this time using an activity
diagram. Don't forget to include swimlanes! (HINT: the sequence will both
begin and end in the swimlane of the
ignition
object)
5. Create a UML diagram for the following two entities:
Band
and
Album
. In the
Band entity, include the attributes
band_name
,
band_members
, and
music_style
. The
Album
entity, which will be dependent on the
Band
entity, inherits all attributes from
Band
, and adds the new attributes
album_name
and
release_date
. Be sure to indicate the multiplicities for
each object, as well as the direction of dependency.
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R
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