Draw a UML class diagram for the following scenario:

A furniture factory intends to implement an information system to store all data on the different types of furniture and components it produces:

• The factory produces several lines of furniture, each with a different name and consisting of several pieces of furniture of different types (beds, tables, chairs, . . . ).
• All furniture pieces have a type, a single reference (eg CC6578) and a selling price.
• The major competitive advantage of this innovative plant is the fact that each component produced can be used in more than one piece of furniture
• Each piece of furniture is thus composed of several components. The same component can be used more than once in the same piece.
• Every type of component produced is assigned a unique numerical code, a manufacturing price and a type (screw, hinge, shelf . . . ).
• The furniture is then sold in various stores throughout the world. Each store has a different address and a fax number.
• To make the manufacturing process more efficient, stores have to place orders every time they need to replenish their stock. These orders must also be stored in the database.
• Each order has an order number, a date, the store that placed the order as well as a list of all the ordered furniture and their quantities.