Draw class diagram for Bank account, you can pick any number of attributes and methods.

Describe the scope of class.

Define a Course base class with the following attributes: number - course number title - course title Define a print_info() method in Course that displays the course number and title. Also define a derived class OfferedCourse with the additional attributes: instructor_name - instructor name location - class location class_time - class time

If you have a class named Animal, give three examples of names of data fields (or attributes) you might expect this class to have.

When you say "constructors," what do you mean? I don't understand what Constructors are supposed to be used for.

Create a class diagram and write the pseudocode that defines the class.

I'm curious to know what "association class" means.

True or False? Because child classes in generalizations inherit the attributes, operations, and relationships of the parent, you must only define for the child the attributes, operations, or relationships that are distinct from the parent.

is the term describing the process of changing someone from one class to another.

class Widget:    """A class representing a simple Widget     === Instance Attributes (the attributes of this class and their types) ===    name: the name of this Widget (str)    cost: the cost of this Widget (int); cost >= 0     === Sample Usage (to help you understand how this class would be used) ===    >>> my_widget = Widget('Puzzle', 15)    >>> my_widget.name    'Puzzle'    >>> my_widget.cost    15    >>> my_widget.is_cheap()    False    >>> your_widget = Widget("Rubik's Cube", 6)    >>> your_widget.name    "Rubik's Cube"    >>> your_widget.cost    6    >>> your_widget.is_cheap()    True    """     # Add your methods here if __name__ == '__main__':    import doctest    # Uncomment the line below if you prefer to test your examples with doctest    # doctest.testmod()