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An Introduction to Object-Oriented AnalysisObjects and UML in plain English.Chapter 10: Object States and the Statechart Diagram Based on the book by David William Brown Copyright Copyright 8 2002 Flying Kiwi Productions All rights reserved. This slide presentation is based on “An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis; Objects and UML in Plain English,” by David William Brown, Wiley, ISBN 0471371378, “The Book.” Permission is hereby granted to copy, modify or excerpt all or any part of this slide presentation, provided it is solely for use with courses, seminars or other presentations or productions where a copy of The Book is purchased by or for each and every participant or recipient. An instructor guide is available from the publisher for such presentations. Chapter 10: Object States and the Statechart Diagram 10.1 Lifetimes and Lifecycles. 10.2. Events and States. 10.3. Transitions and Actions. 10.4. The Statechart Diagram. 10.5. Object Lifecycles on the. 10.6. The State Transition Table (STT). Chapter 10: Object States and the Statechart Diagram 10.1. Lifetimes and Lifecycles. You will remember from Chapter 5. . . In the real world: A Purchase Order begins life as a request document, gets authorized at various levels, goes out to a vendor, is fulfilled by receiving the goods, and finally is archived for future reference. States in the real world: Many objects in the real world go through a predictable cycle From their creation, Through their useful life, From stage to stage Until they die or are somehow disposed of (Archived or deleted or whatever.) Chapter 10: Object States and the Statechart Diagram10.1 Lifetimes and Lifecycles. and something changes about it, we say that it now exists in a different state. We can also say that each time an attribute changes its value, the object now exists in a new state. Chapter 10: Object States and the Statechart Diagram10.1 Lifetimes and Lifecycles. Because any significant