Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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For (a) and (b) below, draw a UML class diagram that conforms to the following:
(a) A Directory has zero or more Files. A Directory also has zero or more Directories
(b) A Car has 1 Engine, 1 BrakeSystem, and 4 Wheels
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