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J.S.Orris
J.S.Orris

Reputation: 4831

Do I Need To Make A Class Diagram For All Object Instances and Microsoft Methods That I Use?

I have the following classes made in C# in a program called MyGrades:

Menu.cs
Grade.cs
Student.cs

I have the following instances in my Student class:

 private Grade test = new Grade(300);
 private Grade hwQz = new Grade(700);

In Menu.cs I use the following Microsoft methods and Microsoft Class respectively:

Console.Clear()
Console.WriteLine()
Console.Write()
Console.ReadKey()

ConsoleKeyInfo key = Console.ReadKey();

In Grade.cs I use the following Microsoft methods:

Console.Clear()
Console.WriteLine()
Console.Write()
Console.ReadKey

Do I need to make class diagrams for Console as well as for all my class instances?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 364

Answers (1)

poolie
poolie

Reputation: 9526

The programming language doesn't require you to draw a class diagram.

If your course instructor requires you to draw diagrams, you'll need to ask them exactly what they want.

Generally you should include other classes when they are relevant to understanding the diagram. It is not useful to have everything point to, say, the Logging class. If something especially interacts with the Console that might be relevant.

Upvotes: 0

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