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What is the difference between stateflow and simulink?

As far as I know, stateflow and simulink are often used simultaneously and are environments developed by MathWorks that make Matlab. Can I find out what is the difference between the two?

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Simulink is a largely management-oriented solution. It graphically displays mathematics as products, sums, integrals, etc. However, this conditional logic condition is missing. In my opinion, any design ifquickly turns red and uncontrollable. I have seen many models, and there is a clear line here where Simulink should end and Stateflow should start.

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Currently, I also participate in both simulink and stateflow. So far I have done everything in Simulink, but as soon as you have to implement the logic (if, case), your model becomes visually difficult to analyze after coding. But I think that theoretically you can do everything simply in Simulink (correct me if I am wrong).

Macduff's answer explains very good differences.

Regards, GR

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