Use Cases Are Typically Written to Document the Normal Flow

question 16

True/False

Use cases are typically written to document the normal flow of events. Exceptions that occur in the normal flow need not be documented as part of the use case description.

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Definitions:

Valid Argument

An argument whose premises, if true, provide conclusive support for its conclusion.

Reasoning Mistake

An error in logical thinking or judgment that leads to incorrect conclusions or decisions.

Valid Inference

A logical conclusion that is derived from the information provided, where if the premises are true, the conclusion cannot be false.