You can read this as:
When the user requests hello, the system displays hello.
When the user enters a name, the system displays a name.
You can also specify a condition, as explained in Step 1 on the main page. That's the typical form of a functional requirement:
Given that a condition is fulfilled, when an event happens, then execute a certain system reaction.
You can also specify flows of user interactions in the model, similar to a state machine. You find examples here.
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Hi Pronab,
the requirements are stated in the model.
Take this snippet from the Hello World example from the main page:
You can read this as:
When the user requests hello, the system displays hello.
When the user enters a name, the system displays a name.
You can also specify a condition, as explained in Step 1 on the main page. That's the typical form of a functional requirement:
Given that a condition is fulfilled, when an event happens, then execute a certain system reaction.
You can also specify flows of user interactions in the model, similar to a state machine. You find examples here.