Seminar UML Class Diagram

A Plain Old Java Object (POJO) is a Java class that consists of only private fields and public getter/setter methods. In object-oriented programming, a POJO is used to represent an entity with its attributes and behavior. It is designed to have no dependencies on any external components like frameworks and is not bound to any specific pattern like Data Access Objects (DAO) or Model View Controller (MVC). They are designed to encapsulate the data and behavior of the entity they are connected to and are used to simplify programming operations, manipulate data, and transfer attributes between multiple services.

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