use case

See also: use-case

English

Alternative forms

use-case

Etymology

use + case

Noun

use case (plural use cases)

(software engineering) A potential scenario in which a system receives an external request (such as user input) and responds to it; used in software design.
(software engineering) A usage scenario for a piece of software; often used in the plural to suggest situations where a piece of software may be useful.

Translations

system scenario

Chinese:
Mandarin: 用例 (zh) (yònglì), 使用案例 (shǐyòng ànlì), 用況, 用况 (yòngkuàng)
Czech: případ použití m
Finnish: käyttötapaus (fi)
French: cas d'utilisation m

German: Anwendungsfall (de) m
Japanese: ユースケース (yūsukēsu)
Russian: сцена́рий испо́льзования m (scenárij ispólʹzovanija), вариа́нт испо́льзования m (variánt ispólʹzovanija), прецеде́нт (ru) m (precedént) (i.e. "precedent", also used in UML terminology)
Swedish: användningsfall n
Turkish: kullanım senaryosu

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