Drawing a UML sequence diagram with frames and arrays: Object-Oriented Programming with Java

This series of videos is suitable for programmers with some programming or Java experience who want to learn object-oriented programming and dig deeper into some other Java features. This video uses the ProverbGame class that was written in the video on creating collaborating objects and the iterator pattern in Java. In this video we draw a Unified Modeling Language (UML) sequence diagram from an interesting part of the ProverbGame program, introducing the UML sequence diagram frame construct and showing how to represent conditional (if) statements and loops. Let's have some fun creating a UML sequence diagram from Java!

Here's the video creating the ProverbGame system:

Here's the introductory video on creating UML sequence diagrams:

The code and a PDF of the sequence diagram from this video, along with the Proverb class and classes from other videos using the Proverb class, are in my github repository, available here:

If you want to earn credit for learning to code, take an online course at CCRI! These videos are part of the Advanced Java course:

[aidas.]

I just wanted to say that this video was very helpful to me, understanding how one can draw a sequence diagram from Java code. I was very lost and needed to understand this topic for my exam. Thank you so much, I wish you would keep doing this kind of video. Your delivery and voice are also very calm and easy to follow. Many many thanks!