Question 4 Design Patterns (a) In a manufacturing plant, a product (such as a car or a computer) is assembled from other parts For example, a car might be assembled from a chassis, an engine and a body; in turn, the be assembled from a frame and some wheels, etc. Use the Composite pattern to write Java classes for Assembly and Item with a method getPrice for calculating the total price of any given part. Each Item has a given price (assume that price is a parameter to the class constructor for Item), and the price of an Assembly is the total price of all parts in the assembly. Draw a UML class diagram for your program that demonstrates that your design conforms to the Composite pattern as defined in this course. Show transcribed image text Question 4 Design Patterns (a) In a manufacturing plant, a product (such as a car or a computer) is assembled from other parts For example, a car might be assembled from a chassis, an engine and a body; in turn, the be assembled from a frame and some wheels, etc. Use the Composite pattern to write Java classes for Assembly and Item with a method getPrice for calculating the total price of any given part. Each Item has a given price (assume that price is a parameter to the class constructor for Item), and the price of an Assembly is the total price of all parts in the assembly. Draw a UML class diagram for your program that demonstrates that your design conforms to the Composite pattern as defined in this course.
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