Have you implemented a full state machine or something else?

If you have implemented a full-fledged state machine, then you have a clearly defined set of states and transitions between them, controlled by events or conditions. Such an implementation usually includes:

• Definition of states and events
• Logic for transitions between states
• Handling incoming events with state changes

If you have implemented something else, for example, just a set of states without strict transitions or managing states through conditional operators without formalization, then this is not a full-fledged state machine.

An example of a full-fledged state machine is order processing, where an order can be in states: "New" → "Processing" → "Shipped" → "Closed", and transitions between them are strictly regulated.