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== Graphs versus Object orientation == | == Graphs versus Object orientation == | ||
+ | === Classes and Relations === | ||
+ | The following UML diagram shows the description of an organizational hierarchy. | ||
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Name | Name | ||
} | } | ||
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Person "leader 1" -> "n employee" Person | Person "leader 1" -> "n employee" Person | ||
</uml> | </uml> | ||
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+ | === Hierarchy as a Tree === | ||
+ | The following example organizational hierachy is a Tree which is a special case of a directed graph. | ||
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+ | <graphviz> | ||
+ | digraph org { | ||
+ | Sue -> John | ||
+ | Sue -> Tom | ||
+ | Sue -> Tonya | ||
+ | Sue -> Francis | ||
+ | Francis -> Joe | ||
+ | Francis -> Walt | ||
+ | Francis -> Sandy | ||
+ | Francis -> Eve | ||
+ | John -> Frank | ||
+ | John -> Ann | ||
+ | John -> Hardy | ||
+ | } | ||
+ | </graphviz> | ||
= Links = | = Links = |
Latest revision as of 09:07, 1 February 2019
Example for a directed Graph
Graphs versus Object orientation
Classes and Relations
The following UML diagram shows the description of an organizational hierarchy.
Hierarchy as a Tree
The following example organizational hierachy is a Tree which is a special case of a directed graph.