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In the section 10.3.7 Final State it states that UML defines final states as pseudo states. However, UML/2.5.1 section 14.2.3.3 "Vertices" states that pseudo states are transitive while states and final states are stable. Also, the class diagram in figure 14.1 "Behavior StateMachines" shows that final states are in fact extending states and that the only pseudo state types are:
initial
deepHistory
shallowHistory
join
fork
junction
choice
entryPoint
exitPoint
terminate
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In the section 10.3.7 Final State it states that UML defines final states as pseudo states. However, UML/2.5.1 section 14.2.3.3 "Vertices" states that pseudo states are transitive while states and final states are stable. Also, the class diagram in figure 14.1 "Behavior StateMachines" shows that final states are in fact extending states and that the only pseudo state types are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: