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Finite State Machines and Object Orientation

Finite State Machines (FSM) are an established approach for modeling the behavior in reactive systems. At the same time object oriented techniques are spreading on the market. This report investigates Finite State Machines and their similarities to and extensions with object oriented concepts.

M. Mulazzani | R. Lewandowski

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