UML 2 State Machine Diagrams

Welcome to my UML 2 State Machine Diagrams tutorial! I'm also going to cover Package diagrams in this tutorial because they are so simple to describe.

State machine diagrams model the changing states of objects and the events that cause these state changes. Everything you could ever want to know about them is covered below.

[hassansarwar]

I have an Exam in 2 hours and your Lectures covered Everything that I didn't cover in last 10 Lectures

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[DominiqueOlaniyi]

My lecturers hardly went over this topic, like they literally covered in 10minutes and were done yet they are still throwing it into our exam as an entire massive topic so thank you for covering this. It's extremely useful👌🏾

[derekbanas]

I hope that makes sense :( I think you guys think this stuff just jumps from my head but there is a bunch of planning involved so I'm sure I cover everything. I often improv the code writing, but I plan out everything structure wise ahead of time

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[derekbanas]

Sorry about that. I grew up in a house were many languages were used and I'm mainly book taught. That is why I mispronounce words some times

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[chepech]

Great explanation. Nothing is clearer and easier to extrapolate to different situations than a real example. Thumbs up

[derekbanas]

I'm sorry that I didn't cover composite states. Everything would have been complete with it.

[alexanderwait]

Thanks Derek. This tutorial was very helpful for my uni assignment.

[derekbanas]

Thank you :) Yes I'll cover those along with providing real world examples next

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[derekbanas]

Thank you but I don't know if I could ever cover Jax-RS quickly. It requires a ton of basic knowledge before it can be approached. I wouldn't want to spit something out quickly that may not be perfectly put together. I structure these tutorials normally a few months in advance, so that is why it is hard to change topics quickly. I'll see what I can do

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