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The document outlines the creation of a class diagram for a system, detailing the main classes such as User, Product, Cart, Order, Payment, Category, and Review along with their attributes. It describes the relationships between these classes, including 1-to-many and many-to-many associations. Additionally, it mentions potential methods for the User class, such as login and register.

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The document outlines the creation of a class diagram for a system, detailing the main classes such as User, Product, Cart, Order, Payment, Category, and Review along with their attributes. It describes the relationships between these classes, including 1-to-many and many-to-many associations. Additionally, it mentions potential methods for the User class, such as login and register.

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Class Diagram

A class diagram represents the structure of a system by showing its classes, their
attributes, methods, and the relationships between the classes.

Steps:

• Identify the main classes: These might include:

o User (attributes: userID, name, email, password, address, phone


number, etc.)

o Product (attributes: productID, name, description, price, stockQuantity,


etc.)

o Cart (attributes: cartID, list of products, userID, totalPrice, etc.)

o Order (attributes: orderID, userID, orderDate, orderStatus, totalPrice,


etc.)

o Payment (attributes: paymentID, orderID, paymentMethod,


paymentStatus, amountPaid, etc.)

o Category (attributes: categoryID, name, description, etc.)

o Review (attributes: reviewID, productID, userID, rating, comment, etc.)

• Define relationships: For instance:

o A User can place many Orders (1-to-many).

o A Cart contains multiple Products (many-to-many).

o An Order can include many Products (many-to-many).

o A Product can have many Reviews (1-to-many).

• Methods and operations: For example, User can have methods like login(),
register(), updateProfile(), etc.

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