Activity diagram. Is that correct way to define multiple selection?
Is that correct way to define multiple selection?
When I want to define selections like in menu?
Solution
Yes, you can have any number of outgoing flows. But note, that the label of a decision should not be an action and that each outgoing flow should have a guard condition. The common part of all guards may be used as a decision label.
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