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Use Case Diagram for Online Book Store

Use Case Diagram for Online Book Store

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  1. AliceMay 1, 2025 at 12:36 AM

    A Use Case Diagram for an online book store typically includes actors like Customer, Admin, and Payment Gateway, with use cases web hosting such as Browse Books, Add to Cart, Make Payment, Manage Inventory, and Process Orders. The diagram shows interactions between these actors and system functionalities to visualize the process flow.








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  2. sanjayAugust 19, 2025 at 11:17 PM

    Nice blogs
    Great Information.
    The Bookworm Central eBookstore is a customizable virtual platform tailored for schools, organizations, and not-for-profits. It offers a unique blend of features, from personalized landing pages and diverse shopping categories to recommended reading sections and wish lists. With 24/7 year-round access, it transcends the limitations of traditional book fairs, promoting reading and providing an innovative fundraising avenue.

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