Difference: 'uses', 'extends', 'includes'
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Answer Posted / prakatheesh
The <<include>> relationship means that the flow of that
use case is always included.
But a <<extend>> relationship means that the flow of the
extending use case is only
included under specific conditions, which must be specified
as the extension point of the
use case being extended.
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