In a transition label in a state machine the syntax is A(B)[C]/D. The D stands for what?
A)transition name
B)true/false condition
C)action expression
D)input parameters

Question

In a transition label in a state machine the syntax is A(B)[C]/D. The D stands for what?​
A)transition name
B)​true/false condition
C)​action expression
D)​input parameters

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In a transition label of a state machine, the syntax A(B)[C]/D indicates that the C represents the action expression that will be executed when the transition occurs. Option A is incorrect as A represents the event triggering the transition. Option B is incorrect as B represents the guard condition which evaluates to true or false. Option D is incorrect as D represents the input parameters required for the action expression. Therefore, the correct choice is C.

In a Transition Label in a State Machine the Syntax