🔒 Help with SOLID principles

[quiet perch]

can you help me change this uml so it respects the solid principles

[exotic salmon]

@quiet perch

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[lone yacht]

People will only try to help you if you just present the problem don’t ask “can you help me blah blah blah”

[quiet perch]

i dont get it

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1294167366103597138/1294167366636404768/image.png?ex=670a06c8&is=6708b548&hm=cea9808c13c810d339d815708ebb9da7008ca1f5e452b257b91fb579de1f9573&

there was no context given, this is all that was given to me by my teacher 😭

and she said correct the SOLID principle mistakes and then code it with java

i tried to do it by myself

but no corrected file was uploaded, so i cant even compare my answer

im willing to do it by myself with help im not trying to get someone to do it for me 👌 ||im just trying to be sure of my answer and understand the SOLID principle better||

the java part is not a problem

but im not sure about the SOLID principle, i know them but like, i tried to make a new uml that respects them and im just not sure

its 2:30 am, for now im going to sleep

good night 💤

[exotic salmon]

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