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14 Types of UML Diagrams<\/h2>\n

The Unified Modeling Language System (UML) is the industry standard for simplifying software architecture. It involves a set of specific graphic notation techniques to represent visual models of complex software ecosystems. Developers use various types of diagrams to illustrate various aspects of software systems and each of these is often constructed with different types of UML diagrams.<\/p>\n

Depending on the type of UML diagram, it may or may not include both software and hardware components, and in this article, we will discuss the 14 different types of UML diagrams.<\/p>\n

Two Broad Categories<\/b><\/p>\n

UML 2.2 is the latest accepted norm across the industry spectrum. It comprises 14 types of UML, each serving specific purposes. These 14 categories come within two main groups, static UML and dynamic.<\/p>\n

The static type is also known as structural diagrams. The other name for the dynamic UML diagram is behavioral UML.<\/p>\n

Structural or Static Diagrams Sub-types<\/h3>\n

The static UML represents various interpretations of the software architecture when it is not active. The static view defines the components and classes as discrete but interconnected units. Depending on the type of representation, the structural diagrams can be of seven sub-types.<\/p>\n