RE: behavioral specifications

["James Barrow" <vrfour -at- verizon -dot- net>]

>John Posada said:

>>>>>Does anyone know what behavioral specs are, and where to find
>>>>>writing guidelines and an example or two? Apparently they're
>>>>>something similar to use cases.

>>>>A bunch of Use Cases equate to a disjointed functional spec.

>>>well, that's instructive.

>>What number is a "bunch"? 2? 20? 200? 17?

>The number is 42. And since it is the ultimate answer, it doesn't matter if
>it is a small shareware program or large enterprise...and it is Friday
>still.

Okay, smart guy, how many licks does it take to get to the center of a
Tootsie Pop Drop?

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