Equally popular: diagrams
Another popular way of representing the processing logic is through diagrams. Here is the dunning example from the previous chapter presented as a diagram:

Conclusion
The basic characteristics for evaluating the description are somewhat easier to see than in a text, but…
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Is it a simple or rather a difficult, complex task?
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How many conditions and actions are included?
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How many cases or use cases are included?
From the emergence of the desire for colored pencils, it can easily be deduced that diagrams are also only suitable to a limited extent for describing technical processes. -
Is the description complete?
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Are there any contradictions?
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Are there any redundancies?