For Aspiring Software Developers - how to link diagram with coding

 Now, you will know! See this illustrations. Taken from one book about Java 3D programming.

This illustration shows relationships between coding and a diagram. You should also consider STACK manipulation approach too, because it boils down to stack push, pop, operation, operand, memory.


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