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• Analyze and model out, using UML class diagrams, Salable Product, Weapon, Armor, and Health classes that support the following properties:

          At minimum, a Salable Product should have a Name, Description, Price, and Quantity.

• Analyze and model out, using UML class diagrams, a Store Front Application as a console-based application and the Inventory Manager that supports the following features:

          Populate the Store Front with an initial inventory of Salable Products that includes 2 different kinds of Weapons, 2 different kinds of Armor, and Health (the inventory can hard coded in the application). 

          Update the methods used to support the purchasing and canceling of a Salable Product as necessary.

• Draw a flow chart of the logic of a Game User interacting with the Store Front.
• Implement the code for the Store Front Application to exercise all code and support the following features:

          Displays the name of the Store Front and a Welcome Message to the console.

          Displays a list of actions for the User to interact with the Store Front.

          Executes a desired Store Front action based on keyboard entry from the User.

          Displays appropriate detailed feedback and error messages to the User through the console.

• Implement the code for all UML class designs.
• Document all code using JavaDoc documentation standards and generate the JavaDoc files.
• Create a screencast video that includes a functional demonstration of the application and a code walk-through explaining how the design and code work. The screencast video should be 8–10 minutes long.
• Submit all code to an approved GCU GIT private repository.
• Zip up all diagrams, code, generated JavaDoc documentation, and a README text file with a link to a screencast video to a zip file named cst-239-assignment.zip and submit the zip file to the LMS.

On 6/26/2022 at 10:37 AM, Miraj said:

Please help me design the code if anyone knows the correct code in Java also I am using eclipse

• Analyze and model out, using UML class diagrams, Salable Product, Weapon, Armor, and Health classes that support the following properties:

          At minimum, a Salable Product should have a Name, Description, Price, and Quantity.

• Analyze and model out, using UML class diagrams, a Store Front Application as a console-based application and the Inventory Manager that supports the following features:

          Populate the Store Front with an initial inventory of Salable Products that includes 2 different kinds of Weapons, 2 different kinds of Armor, and Health (the inventory can hard coded in the application). 

          Update the methods used to support the purchasing and canceling of a Salable Product as necessary.

• Draw a flow chart of the logic of a Game User interacting with the Store Front.
• Implement the code for the Store Front Application to exercise all code and support the following features:

          Displays the name of the Store Front and a Welcome Message to the console.

          Displays a list of actions for the User to interact with the Store Front.

          Executes a desired Store Front action based on keyboard entry from the User.

          Displays appropriate detailed feedback and error messages to the User through the console.

• Implement the code for all UML class designs.
• Document all code using JavaDoc documentation standards and generate the JavaDoc files.
• Create a screencast video that includes a functional demonstration of the application and a code walk-through explaining how the design and code work. The screencast video should be 8–10 minutes long.
• Submit all code to an approved GCU GIT private repository.
• Zip up all diagrams, code, generated JavaDoc documentation, and a README text file with a link to a screencast video to a zip file named cst-239-assignment.zip and submit the zip file to the LMS.