Use Case Diagram: shows the interaction between the system and the system users.
Diagram Name: Use Case Diagram
Element Names: Actor, Relationship Link / Relationship Line
Element Names for most common relationship is: ...
question: Fill in the blank !
the answer is in the comment of this post.
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Java For Dummies by Barry Burd.
Spring Boot 2 by Jens Boje.
Head First Java by Kathy Sierra, et al.
Java for Aliens by Claudio De Sio Cesari, et al.
UML 2 For Dummies by Michael Jesse.
Uml: A Beginner's Guide by Jason Roff, et al.
Database management systems by K. Laxmi Narayanamma.
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the answer of this post is:
BalasHapus* The <<include>> relationship reuses all of the steps from the use case being included. The <<include>> relationship notation declares that the use case at the head of the dotted arrow completely.
* The <<extend>> relationship stereotype specifies that the incorporation of the extension use case is dependent on what happens when the base use case executes.