What is different of 2D&3D diagram

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2D diagrams are flat while 3D diagrams have depth and volume.

2D diagrams are represented on a flat surface while 3D diagrams have depth and volume.
2D diagrams are used to represent objects or structures in a two-dimensional plane while 3D diagrams are used to represent objects or structures in a three-dimensional space.
2D diagrams are commonly used in engineering drawings, architectural plans, and circuit diagrams while 3D diagrams are used in computer graphics, video games, and product design.
2D diagrams are easier to create and understand while 3D diagrams provide a more realistic representation of the object or structure.
Examples of 2D diagrams include floor plans, maps, and flowcharts while examples of 3D diagrams include 3D models, animations, and simulations.

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