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Architectural View

An Architectural View is a representation of a system from a specific perspective, illustrating particular aspects of its structure and behavior. Different views are used to address the concerns of various stakeholders, such as developers, architects, and business analysts. Common architectural views include logical, physical, development, and process views. Each view focuses on different elements of the system, providing a comprehensive understanding of how it operates and meets its requirements.
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Why are multiple architectural views necessary?
Multiple architectural views are necessary to address the diverse concerns of different stakeholders and provide a comprehensive understanding of the system's structure and behavior.
What is the logical view of a system?
The logical view focuses on the system's functionality and its components' interactions, illustrating how the system meets its functional requirements.
How does the physical view differ from the logical view?
The physical view represents the system's hardware and deployment environment, showing how components are distributed across physical infrastructure.