Author Question: How do I get my code into a UML diagram? (Read 1409 times)

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I am in computer science one and we are learning C++
I am very new at it and we just learned how to use header files, set and get functions and constructors.
Part of the homework assignment was to make a program that had all that, which I did, and then Include a UML diagram of my class in a word document.
I have no idea how to get the UML diagram. The book doesn't say how, and the teacher didn't either.
I'm using visual C++ 2010.



 

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