UML daigrams for Bank ATM system

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This document provides an overview of 5 UML diagrams for an ATM system: a use case diagram, an activity diagram for withdrawals, a swimlane diagram, a class diagram, and an entity relationship diagram. The diagrams model different aspects of how an ATM system would function and the relationships between entities in the system.

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