Activity charts or diagrams are graphical representations of workflows that include step-by-step activities and actions, as well as the ability to choose, iterate, and concur. Activity charts are used in the Unified Modeling Language to represent both computational and organizational processes (i.e., workflows), as well as data flows that connect with the relevant activities. Though activity diagrams are typically used to depict the overall flow of control, they can also be used to depict the movement of data between activities via one or more data stores. Activity diagrams are made up of a small number of shapes that are connected by arrows. Ellipses represent actions, diamonds represent decisions, bars represent the start or end of concurrent activities, a black circle represents the initial node of the workflow, and an encircled black circle represents the final node. The order in which actions occur is represented by arrows that run from the beginning to the conclusion. Such a chart is a combination of a structured flow chart and a standard data flow diagram.
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