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I was reading this page, and I feel that the original > [...] In many ways, statecharts are the “bigger brother” of state machines, designed to overcome some of the limitations of state machines. > >State machines are closely related to their bigger brother, statecharts. [...] reads a bit awkwardly, and would be improved by just removing the second sentence. Then the paragraphs can be merged into one.
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## Relationship with statecharts
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Understanding state machines is almost the same as understanding **statecharts**. In many ways, statecharts are the "bigger brother" of state machines, designed to overcome some of the limitations of state machines.
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State machines are closely related to their bigger brother, _statecharts_. A statechart is essentially a state machine that allows any state to include _more_ machines, in a hierarchical fashion. This is to overcome some of the limitations that are inherent to state machines.
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Understanding state machines is almost the same as understanding **statecharts**. In many ways, statecharts are the "bigger brother" of state machines, designed to overcome some of the limitations of state machines. A statechart is essentially a state machine that allows any state to include _more_ machines, in a hierarchical fashion. This is to overcome some of the limitations that are inherent to state machines.
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The primary goal of statecharts.github.io is to help you to understand statecharts. An understanding of state machines is a nice side effect. [What is a statechart?](what-is-a-statechart.html)
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