Package

A Package in a Package Diagram is a container that groups related elements together. It represents a namespace for the contained elements and is used to organize and structure the components of a system.

With Packages in Modeldraw's Package Diagram, you can:

• Group related elements together to improve organization and readability

• Create hierarchical structures by nesting packages within other packages

• Encapsulate elements to manage complexity in large systems

• Represent different modules, subsystems, or logical groupings in your system

• Contain any type of element, including classes, interfaces, and other packages

• Provide a high-level view of system architecture and dependencies

Packages connected with a Dependency

Understanding Package

A Package in Modeldraw's Package Diagram tool is typically represented by a folder-like icon with a tab. Key points to understand about Packages include:

• Packages can contain various elements, including other packages.

• Each package has a name that represents its purpose or the group of elements it contains.

• Packages can be nested within other packages to create hierarchical structures.

• Elements within a package can have different visibility levels.

• Any type of element can be placed inside a package, there are no limitations.

• Packages can have dependency relationships with other packages.

Remember that Packages should be used to group related elements in a meaningful way that reflects the structure and organization of your system.