Use Cases - Simplifying Use Cases - Include
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With large Use Cases, you may often find that several Use Cases share common subgoals or common subbehaviors. To share without duplication.
How can we do this?
What are the boxes with the folded corners?
What happens with the included contents?
It is not like a subroutine call as there are no parameters nor return values.
It is more like a copy and paste, or an in-line macro expansion.
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How many incuded use cases may be connected to a base use case?
In UML 2.5 we use the term <<include>> .
What were the earlier terms for the <<include>> mechanism?
<<uses>>
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