Public, private and protected in a class #1547
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According to wikipedia there's some that tell which access level are markers for class attributes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class_diagram#Class-level_relationships
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# Protected Seemed to work
~ Package <- This didn't work when I tested.You just type the access level (+ - #) in front of attribute when adding them to list. |
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Many thanks, that's exactly how it works, but honestly I found it a bit cumbersome at first! |
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According to wikipedia there's some that tell which access level are markers for class attributes.
You just type the access level (+ - #) in front of attribute when adding them to list.