UML Cheatsheet | Class Diagram Resource
Last updated May 19th, 2022
Here's a handy-dandy UML cheatsheet.
UML class diagrams can be a useful tool for communicating designs with other developers - or just drawing out your design candidates before diving into code.
I've put together a helpful UML cheat cheet based on an old (yet slightly inaccurate) one I printed out in my office when I first got started with object-oriented design.
While you don't have to be a UML pro, I recommend at least understanding how to read it. Consider downloading the following image, printing it out, and putting it in your office as well!
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