UML 2.x

UML 2.x (Unified Modeling Language version 2.x) is a standardized way for software developers to visually represent and design complex systems. It uses various diagrams to illustrate how different parts of a system interact, such as classes, objects, processes, and data flows. Think of it as a detailed blueprint or roadmap that helps team members understand, communicate, and organize the structure and behavior of software before building it. UML 2.x enhances clarity and precision in software design, making development more efficient and reducing misunderstandings.