What is mean by UML? what is the use? where we are using?
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Answer Posted / spanksguy
UML is Unified Modeling language.
It is the significant part of any application either it is
Web or Window Application. Because it help us for
analysing the basic need of project and help to design its
character(class,object).
We use it in any Project for the development of any
application.
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