What is the SDLC process?
                     What is the SDLC 
process?
Introduction:
 The software industry uses the 
Software Development Life 
Cycle (SDLC), an organized 
procedure, to produce new 
software products.
  It offers guidance to 
developers on how to plan, 
write, modify, and maintain 
software. 
 The objective is to create 
software as quickly and cheaply 
as possible while maintaining 
the highest possible quality. 
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Definition:
 Definition: From conception to 
deployment and maintenance, 
the software development life 
cycle (SDLC) includes all 
stages of the process. 
 It covers a wide range of 
software, such as video 
games, mobile apps, cloud 
services, and computer 
applications.
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Relevance:
 The Software Development 
Life Cycle (SDLC) makes sure 
that the right people are 
engaged in the right tasks at 
the right times.
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Analysis:
 Requirements gathering 
involves gathering the specific 
requirements from 
stakeholders.
 examining the requirements 
collected in order to 
understand the functionalities 
and architecture of the 
system.
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Planning: 
 This stage entails obtaining 
requirements, outlining the 
project's goals, objectives, 
and viability. 
 It creates the project's 
initial road map.
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Design: 
 System architecture and 
design are created with the 
requirements serving as a 
guide.
 The system's structure, 
database, and user interface 
are all designed.
Implementation (Development): 
 This phase involves the actual 
coding and development of the 
software.
 Programmers follow design 
specifications when writing 
code.
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Testing: 
 Programs are tested to ensure 
they meet the requirements 
and to look for bugs.
 There are several approaches 
to testing, such as user 
acceptance, system, 
integration, and unit testing.
Deployment :
 By placing the program in a 
production setting, it is 
utilized.
 Installation, configuration, and 
data migration are possible at 
this stage.
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Maintenance: 
 After deployment, the 
software enters 
maintenance mode.
 We take user comments, 
bugs, and problems 
seriously and update or 
improve as needed. 
 In this phase, software may 
also be modified or 
improved in response to 
changing requirements.
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Conclusion::
 These stages can overlap or 
iterate, depending on the 
development process being 
used. They aren't always 
strictly linear. (For example, 
Waterfall, Agile, etc.).
  The goal is to create a 
structured software 
development process that 
ensures quality, satisfies 
requirements, and effectively 
manages the project.
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