What are Behavioral Diagrams?
Behavioral diagrams in UML represent the dynamic behavior of a system. They describe how the components of a system interact with each other and how the system responds to external stimuli. Behavioral diagrams are used to visualize the behavior of a system over time.
Difference between Structural Diagrams and Behavioral Diagrams
Structural and behavioral diagrams are two types of diagrams used in UML (Unified Modeling Language) to represent different aspects of a system. While both types of diagrams are used to model different aspects of a system, they serve different purposes and focus on different aspects of the system.
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