Mastering Interaction Diagrams

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Interaction diagrams model the static aspect of a system
Interaction diagrams can be used in the implementation of class methods (correct)
Interaction diagrams describe the algorithm in detail
Interaction diagrams are built based on state diagrams

Sequence diagrams are an instance of class diagrams, while collaboration diagrams are based on activity diagrams
Sequence diagrams show the temporal sequence of interactions, while collaboration diagrams show the structural organization of objects and their interactions (correct)
Sequence diagrams are used for object creation and destruction, while collaboration diagrams are used for message sending
Sequence diagrams are used in multi-thread environments, while collaboration diagrams are used in single-thread environments

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Interaction diagrams are used to visualize the interactions between objects in a system.
They are used to model the behavior of objects and how they interact with each other.

A sequence diagram focuses on the sequence of messages exchanged between objects, emphasizing the time-order of events.
A collaboration diagram focuses on the interactions between objects, emphasizing the relationships between objects.

There are four types of messages in a sequence diagram: synchronous, asynchronous, return, and lost.
Synchronous messages are used to represent a request and its immediate response.
Asynchronous messages are used to represent a request that does not require an immediate response.
Return messages are used to represent a response to a previous request.
Lost messages are used to represent a message that is lost or not received.