Use cases generally have three parts: _____.
A)Basic information,details,and event-driven modeling
B)Inputs and outputs,and events
C)Details,event-driven modeling,basic information
D)Technical feasibility,economic feasibility and organizational feasibility
E)Basic information,inputs and outputs,and details

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Use cases are a method used in systems engineering and software engineering to capture the functional requirements of a system. They typically include three main parts: basic information (such as the name, actor, and goal of the use case), inputs and outputs (what information or material goes into and out of the system during the use case), and details (a step-by-step description of what happens during the use case). This structure helps in understanding how a system interacts with external entities (actors) and what it needs to accomplish.

Use Cases Generally Have Three Parts: _____