This unit discussion is to help you illustrate basic understanding of the Object Oriented Programming environment.

Directions

Object$-$oriented programming is centered on the object. Objects are created from abstract data types that encapsulate data and functions together. This a new and difficult concept to learn. Lets start with the basics.

@ Write a UML$-$Class Diagram for an object of your choice $($you cannot use any of the examples from the textbook$).$ You will not use pseudocode for this assignment. The UMLClass Diagram will be a first draft. Because it is a first draft, data types for fields and methods are not required, and access specifiers for the fields and methods are not required.

Define a correctly named Class name.

Define at least $5$ fields that are correctly named.

Define at least $5$ methods that are correctly named.

When you respond to your classmates in the discussion, give them suggestions on how they could correct or improve their diagram. Some suggestions for your response can include fields or methods that may be useful, recommendations for data types, and recommendations for access specifiers.