What is generally visualized with a behavioral diagram?

The structure of a system is typically represented using structural diagrams, such as class diagrams or component diagrams, which focus on the components and their relationships within a system. Behavioral diagrams, in contrast, emphasize behavior and interactions rather than static structures.

While some behavioral diagrams can show transitions between states, they do not primarily visualize the state of an object itself. Instead, state diagrams focus specifically on the states of objects and the transitions that occur in response to events. Behavioral diagrams encompass broader interactions and event flows rather than just object states.

The components of a system are depicted in structural diagrams rather than behavioral diagrams. Behavioral diagrams focus on the interactions and behaviors of those components over time, rather than detailing the individual parts that make up the system itself.