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Relations

Without relationships in UML, all the objects would be meaninglessly scattered in the diagram. Relations are depicted using lines and arrows that define the interactivity of different objects and classes. In the picture below, the most common relations are shown along with their meaning.

Relations

Now let's look at each one with an example:

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