Translating basic UML diagram into Java code?

Source: https://youtu.be/oOCEAjlBTZw?list=PLdQddgMBv5zHcEN9RrhADq3CBColhY2hl&t=3688 I am learning about UML Class Diagram, and it has something called an Association Class - the example being Supplies here. Also Supplier and Product are both classes that can have 0..N of each other: A Supplier class can have 0...N of Product class, and vice versa. I am currently wondering: * How an Assocation Class can be translated into code, and how it differs from a normal class? * How can I translate the 0..N requirement between Supplier class and Product class into code? What does it mean in code? Normally I just have two Java files each with their own class, and then I can create them in the main file. But it seems that they must somehow depend on each other?
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