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Software Development Lifecycle

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What software development lifecycle means

Planning, design, testing and version control.

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Question

The software development lifecycle describes

  • the stages of building software from planning to maintenance
  • how to charge a battery
  • a type of hardware
  • a network protocol
Answer: the stages of building software from planning to maintenance

Working: Common stages are requirements, design, implementation, testing and maintenance.

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