Consider the UML class diagram below, which shows the relationships between several classes related to automobiles. Using your knoweldge of four wheeled automobiles, which of the following statements are true? Choose all that apply. 0..1 Driver 0..7 Passenger Car Body Engine Some Cars have a spare Wheel Passengers cannot exist without a Driver A Car has one Engine. Engines are not shared between Cars but an Engine may be removed from one car and placed in a different car A Car must have at least one Driver A Driver is also considered to be a Passenger A Car is composed of one Body. When a car is junked the body is also junked 4..5 Wheel

Consider the UML class diagram below, which shows the relationships between several classes related to automobiles. Using your knoweldge of four wheeled automobiles, which of the following statements are true? Choose all that apply. 0..1 Driver 0..7 Passenger Car Body Engine Some Cars have a spare Wheel Passengers cannot exist without a Driver A Car has one Engine. Engines are not shared between Cars but an Engine may be removed from one car and placed in a different car A Car must have at least one Driver A Driver is also considered to be a Passenger A Car is composed of one Body. When a car is junked the body is also junked 4..5 Wheel

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter10: Object-oriented Programming

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