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In contrast, if a non-parallel state has substates then, exactly one of the substates shall be active at any point in time in the lifetime of the containing state after completion of the entry action (if any).

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24. States: State Decomposition-2.sysml
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A parallel state is one whose substates are performed concurrently. As such, no transitions are allowed between the substates of a parallel state.
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In contrast, if a non-parallel state has substates then, exactly one of the substates shall be active at any point in time in the lifetime of the containing state after completion of the entry action (if any).
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