hands down the best animation and explanation I've seen, clear and straight to the point. amazing animation and it matches what the narrator is saying, phenomenal.
I used to be a professional trainer and consultant in object-oriented analysis and design with UML. And I was a product manager for UML modeling tools. I found this video to be extremely effective in describing how many of the basic OO concepts apply in UML class diagrams. Very impressive!
Same to the other mates!! My professor can't explain as well as what you did in just 10 minutes OMG. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! You explain ALL the relationships in details so well!!
damn bro you were the only one who explained this on point and simply; with the zoo example and pictures bro you are genius. consider to be part of university faculty....now i understand this thanks to you 7 starssss !!!
10:55 Quick question: Why the fields and methods of User aren't protected (#)? Shouldn't a Customer class object know its password for example (To execute updateProfile() method)? I don't understand what Customer and Administrator classes are getting from the inheritance of user. Also, Shouldn't User be Abstract? Awesome video regardless 🙂 Wish I would watch it before!
woow very precise clear, explanation. After watching so many and after the exams here I found you. I am still glad I found the video to learn it precisely. Thank u
Btw protected visibility generally has 2 different meanings, depending on the language used. In some languages, the video definition applies. In some other languages, like Java, it additionally allows access to other classes in the package.
Great explanation in a very brief video. One question though: Isn't the multiplicity between Orders and Order Details "One Order can have one to many Order details (as they can different productids)". In the video its shown as "One Order has One order detail"?
I am new to coding and learning how to do class diagrams so I have a question. My instructor recommended trying to do class diagram using Lucid Software my question is the link above for a free version of it? Or is there a link that someone can provide that even if it is not a free version that someone can recommend a plan to go with that is not too expensive? I appreciate any help you can give.
Thank you so much Bear!!! extremely helpful wish you had done real life examples for all relationships tho and talked on generalisation and dependency!! anyways great video!!! lifesaving fr!
I watched the video that was recommended to me by my instructor, and I will say it was very helpful and very well done. I have a question though and that is because I am not familiar with Lucid Software so I don't know in what section of it do I go to in order to drag the diagrams over so that I can add to them what I need to?
Is there a mistake? I can order many different products with an one order. But you explained one order can have one details. There are productId, productName,etc. with the order number of 213, I can order 10 pieces of pencils, 3 pieces notebooks,etc. Thank you very much. It was clear and understandable.
Real world examples are far easier to understand than abstract nonsensical stuff like zoo animals. An enterprise site is familiar to everyone, we're studying software development, it makes sense for all examples to be based on real world scenarios.
Thank you for the awesome video, the real life use case UML is actually something I've been looking for for a long time ! Attention : The link for further UML Class Diagram information doesn't work.
My professor couldn’t explain what you just made crystal clear in 10 mins throughout 10+ hours of lectures. THANK YOU!
which school u from girl
I don’t believe that tbh.
10+ hours? seriously?! I find that very hard to believe a professor would spend *that* much time in UML
I bet your professor "cut down" the trees so he could pave the road.😀
@@donaldkeith139I wouldn’t be so sure about that. I’m currently living through it
two semesters and today is the day I understood class diagrams
Thank youuuuu
hands down the best animation and explanation I've seen, clear and straight to the point. amazing animation and it matches what the narrator is saying, phenomenal.
I wish this man could present every tutorial that i will ever need. he makes it so easy to understand. thanks man
I used to be a professional trainer and consultant in object-oriented analysis and design with UML. And I was a product manager for UML modeling tools. I found this video to be extremely effective in describing how many of the basic OO concepts apply in UML class diagrams. Very impressive!
The only video you ever need to watch about UML diagrams. Great job.
My professor couldn’t explain what you just made crystal clear in 10 mins throughout 10+ hours of lectures. THANK YOU!(2)
you are really the best, easy and clear illustration.... everything is now clear for me! thank you.
love how you just solved in 12 minutes what i took several classes trying to understand
made it super easy, It is impossible to get bored while watching you thanks man!!!
watching this right before my exam, lifesaver!
Mashallah brother youre the best i needed this for an exam tomorrow, lets see how it goes.
Edit: I passed with 2.3, also best grade in the exam
only allah is the best 🙏🙏
@@ethanwasme4307 Then why you wrote Allah with lowercase. It is a big sin.
sorry, i shouldn't' say such a joke@@zafer5695
Don't call him brother if you're not sure if he's a Muslim.
Believe me, you have a wonderful way of giving lessons. I wish you success
You just taught me a 20 page note my proffessor shared to read in 12 mins,,,,THANK YOU
You are da best. last of the video fixed most of my confusions about UML diagram.
Same to the other mates!!
My professor can't explain as well as what you did in just 10 minutes OMG. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! You explain ALL the relationships in details so well!!
thank you sooo much!! you explain uml diagram much better than my teacher. You have a new subscriber
This is the most succinct introduction to ULM with essentials, also a very good review of Object oriented programming.
I have a test next week and this video just made everything soooo understandable, thank you very much
you are the best tutor I have ever listened to 👌💯
damn bro you were the only one who explained this on point and simply; with the zoo example and pictures bro you are genius. consider to be part of university faculty....now i understand this thanks to you 7 starssss !!!
I have a presentation tomorrow and this video just saved me
U guys explain complex things so easily..thank u
10:55 Quick question: Why the fields and methods of User aren't protected (#)? Shouldn't a Customer class object know its password for example (To execute updateProfile() method)?
I don't understand what Customer and Administrator classes are getting from the inheritance of user. Also, Shouldn't User be Abstract?
Awesome video regardless 🙂 Wish I would watch it before!
woow very precise clear, explanation. After watching so many and after the exams here I found you. I am still glad I found the video to learn it precisely. Thank u
Good way of explanation and is very much easier to understand ,Thank you for your efforts
thank you for the effort in making the concept so easy to understand.
Thank God that found you. Simple and Cleaaaar. 😀😀
thank you Mr Bear, very energetic joyful and simply served video!
simplest and most comprehensive explanation, thanks
You are the definition of an aptronym, Mr. Shelton.
(I mean this in the nicest way possible)
Thank you man so much for explaining class diagrams in such an easy way
really well explained with an everyday example that is simple to understand 😁
Thanks for your crystal clear explanation Bear!
Feels illegal to watch this for free
Btw protected visibility generally has 2 different meanings, depending on the language used. In some languages, the video definition applies. In some other languages, like Java, it additionally allows access to other classes in the package.
The best tutorial video ever!
Thank You So Much for This Amazing Lectures 😁
You explained it wonderfully 😍 I can understand with once go
Thank you so much for your video!
it's very useful and it save my final exam
I couldnt understand it in german tutorials as they tend to smartassery often but u sir did a honorable job explaining this!! Thx
that sounds painful
from Tanzania, that was so awesome THANK YOU.
Woow amazing lesson I understood very well thank you so much❤❤
In the inheritance part ( 5:00 )
the attributes should be set to protected so it can be visible in the sub classes? no
Best explanation for Class Diagram, Thank you very much
which pen is on the left side at 4:34 ?
bro thank you very much,you made it crystal clear
Nice and clear explanation.. it help me a lot cause im a slow learner. This one is easy to understand. Thanks a lot!!
This was simply beautiful! thank you!
This is amazing...!! Thank you ♥
great video Mr. Lucid, it's really beautiful and coherent. Thank you.
Loved the video and subscribed to ur channel. Keep on making amazing content like this
very clear illustration. easy to understand. thank you
ты простой лучший, реально полезные уроки Мужик, продолжай это супер круто
I love your video. It's so easy to understand and implement!
This is a really good explanation! Thanks!
Thank you! Great video.
Great explanation in a very brief video. One question though: Isn't the multiplicity between Orders and Order Details "One Order can have one to many Order details (as they can different productids)". In the video its shown as "One Order has One order detail"?
Wow! Impressive and informative!
this guys name forged his path in life
I like this video , It's amazing 🤩😁
Bunch of thanks for nice expalanation❤❤
i was flabbergastingly bamboozled by this stupefying explanation
thank u, u just saved my life
Could you please consider doing a tutorial on deployment diagrams? It would be really helpful
Thank you for making it easy to understand!
I found this really helpful, nice vid
thank you for clear explanation. I have a question in mind. What does dashed lines mean.
I am new to coding and learning how to do class diagrams so I have a question. My instructor recommended trying to do class diagram using Lucid Software my question is the link above for a free version of it? Or is there a link that someone can provide that even if it is not a free version that someone can recommend a plan to go with that is not too expensive? I appreciate any help you can give.
Amazing tutorial !!!! Clear explanation Thank you !
You explained that so well, thank you so much
LOVE THESE VIDEOS
So clear and useful, thank you!
Thank you so much Bear!!! extremely helpful wish you had done real life examples for all relationships tho and talked on generalisation and dependency!! anyways great video!!! lifesaving fr!
I understood only a tiny bit more than when I had a lecture about this.
That being said this is probably the best tutorial about the subject.
Made it so clear. Thank you
Very very interesting, loved it❤, thanks
it was very usefull thank you so much 😍😍
thank you man! That was cleanest explonation!
this video was very helpfull thanks man
thanks from INDIA💕💕
the class diagram is a really great tool!
You saved me from 2 hours of reading a boring UML book 😇
Thanks for the visual explanation it was pretty helpful 🫶🏼
Wow. Best explanation ever!
I watched the video that was recommended to me by my instructor, and I will say it was very helpful and very well done. I have a question though and that is because I am not familiar with Lucid Software so I don't know in what section of it do I go to in order to drag the diagrams over so that I can add to them what I need to?
Is there a mistake?
I can order many different products with an one order.
But you explained one order can have one details. There are productId, productName,etc. with the order number of 213, I can order 10 pieces of pencils, 3 pieces notebooks,etc.
Thank you very much. It was clear and understandable.
Thanks really helped me alot!!!
would the user class be in italics in the example at the end of the video?
Brilliant explanation! Thank you
How do I make relationshsips between classes like association, aggregation, composition and inheritance?
Awesome video....
VERY NICE, THANK YOU
Real world examples are far easier to understand than abstract nonsensical stuff like zoo animals. An enterprise site is familiar to everyone, we're studying software development, it makes sense for all examples to be based on real world scenarios.
Excellent and concise explanation!!
Thank you for the awesome video, the real life use case UML is actually something I've been looking for for a long time !
Attention : The link for further UML Class Diagram information doesn't work.
The best video I've ever seen, you saved me😭😭thankyouu
Brilliant Bear - some man - Thoroughly enjoyed your video :D
It is really easy to understand, thanks
Great demonstration.