This diagram models an Online task management system's workflow, starting at the initial state, moving through task creation, and branching into two paths for regular and urgent tasks. It progresses through editing, submission, and review stages, offering a choice for approval or rejection, along with an error handling process, ultimately concluding with task completion and confirmation.
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[O]-->StartTaskManagement-->Idle
/g Idle
TaskCreationStarted-->TaskType:fork
TaskType-RegularTask->CreateRegularTask
TaskType-UrgentTask->CreateUrgentTask
CreateRegularTask-->EditTaskDetails
EditTaskDetails-->SaveChanges
CreateUrgentTask-->AddUrgencyDetails
AddUrgencyDetails-->SaveChanges
SaveChanges-->SubmitTask
SubmitTask-->TaskReview:choice
TaskReview-Approved->TaskCompleted
TaskReview-Rejected->EditErrors
EditErrors-->AnotherReview
AnotherReview-->TaskCompleted
TaskCompleted-->Confirmation-->[O]
About state diagrams
State diagrams, a subset of UML's behavioral diagrams, visualize object lifecycles and transitions, pivotal in computer science. These diagrams portray system states, transitions, and event triggers, aiding software, circuits, and protocol designs. In modeling reactive systems, they clarify responses to internal or external events, bridging understanding across technical and non-technical stakeholders. State diagrams are indispensable tools, enabling comprehension and illustration of intricate system behaviors.
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