Computer Science, asked by biprajitsuklabaidya7, 1 year ago

what is waterfall model and spiral delivery model

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Answered by khalsa15

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Both the models, Waterfall model and Spiral model are used in software development. ... The amount of risk in waterfall model is more as compared to spiral model because the errors or risks are identified and refined after the completion of each stages.

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