One critical thing not mentioned in the video is that sequence diagrams are a sequence of behaviors which create a single scenario, or a single path. Activity diagrams can model multiple paths at once with the decision, merge, fork, and join logic available. Therefore, activity diagrams are more broad. Sequence diagrams are often a subset of the activity. Sequence diagrams can be automatically generated from activities. It is more appropriate to see an activity diagram to capture the components behavior (many different paths) and a sequence diagram to verify via test that that component meets all of the requirements.
One critical thing not mentioned in the video is that sequence diagrams are a sequence of behaviors which create a single scenario, or a single path. Activity diagrams can model multiple paths at once with the decision, merge, fork, and join logic available.
Therefore, activity diagrams are more broad. Sequence diagrams are often a subset of the activity. Sequence diagrams can be automatically generated from activities.
It is more appropriate to see an activity diagram to capture the components behavior (many different paths) and a sequence diagram to verify via test that that component meets all of the requirements.
Hi, i have a short question.
assume i have BDD, IBD and activity diagrams. during simulation, how can i create sequence diagram automatically?
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