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Activity Final

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An Activity Final in an Activity Diagram represents the termination point of the entire activity or process being modeled. It indicates where the flow of control ends in the diagram and signifies the completion of the entire activity.

With Activity Finals in Modeldraw's Activity Diagram, you can:

  • Clearly mark the end of your activity or process

  • Indicate the successful completion of the entire activity

  • Provide a definitive termination point for the diagram

  • Show where all flows in the activity cease, regardless of other ongoing actions

  • Ensure your diagram has a well-defined exit point

Understanding Activity Final

An Activity Final in Modeldraw's Activity Diagram tool is represented by a circle with a solid dot inside. Key points to understand about Activity Finals include:

  • It marks the end of the entire activity flow.

  • Unlike Initial Nodes, an Activity Diagram can have multiple Activity Finals.

  • An Activity Final can have one or more incoming flows but no outgoing flows.

  • When an Activity Final is reached, all activities in the diagram cease immediately.

  • After reaching an Activity Final, no other actions in the diagram can be executed.

  • Unlike a Flow Final, which ends a single flow, the Activity Final terminates the entire activity.

An Activity Final