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    The SDLC model outlines five phases of software development: planning and analysis, design, development, testing, and deployment and maintenance. In the planning and analysis phase, requirements are gathered and documented. During design, the requirements are used to design the system architecture. In development, coding translates the design into a working software. Testing thoroughly checks the software for defects. Finally, in deployment and maintenance, the working software is released to users and maintained with updates.

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    The SDLC model outlines five phases of software development: planning and analysis, design, development, testing, and deployment and maintenance. In the planning and analysis phase, requirements are gathered and documented. During design, the requirements are used to design the system architecture. In development, coding translates the design into a working software. Testing thoroughly checks the software for defects. Finally, in deployment and maintenance, the working software is released to users and maintained with updates.

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    SDLC Explained with a real life example

    Every development company will follow some standard models to


    implement a software. One of the popular model is called SDLC. It
    contains different phases. In each phase different people will be
    involved and perform different activities. Every phase will have
    some input and corresponding outputs.

    The below are the phases in SDLC model.

    1. Planning and Analysis

    2. Design

    3. Development

    4. Testing

    5. Deployment and Maintenance


    Planning and Analysis: Planning and Analysis is the most
    important and fundamental stage in SDLC. In this stage business
    analyst and project manager set up a meeting with customer and
    gather information about the product. Once the requirement is
    clearly defined, a SRS (Software Requirement Specification)
    document will be created. This document should be thoroughly
    understood by the developers and also should be reviewed by the
    customer for future reference.

    Design: Once planning and analysing is done, the next step is, SRS
    document is used as an input and developer use it to design high
    level architecture.

    Development: In this stage the actual development will be started.


    The software design is translated to code. Developers must follow
    some coding guide lines defined by the company.

    Testing: Testing starts once the coding is complete and the


    modules are released for testing. In this phase, the developed
    software is tested thoroughly and any defects found are assigned to
    developers to get them fixed.

    Deployment and Maintenance: After testing is done, code will


    be deployed to production environment and product will be
    available to end-user.

    Real life example: Develop a e-commerce platform


    1. Planning and Analysis: In this phase, business analyst and
    program manager will gather requirements from business stake
    holders about how e-commerce should work and what features it
    should contain. They will create detailed SRS (Software
    Requirement Specification) documents. Business analysts will
    get review SRS document with business stake holders and will
    get sign off on it.

    2. Design: SRS documents will be sent to developers. Developers


    will go through the documents and will understand
    requirements. Designers will be design web pages. Developers
    will prepare high level system architecture.

    3. Development: Development will do coding in this phase. They


    will develop the web pages, API’s required to implement the
    functionality.

    4. Testing: Testing will perform end to end functionality testing.


    They will make sure e-commerce platform working fine without
    any bugs.

    5. Deployment and Maintenance: Code will be deployed and will be


    available to customer. Customer can use the e-commerce after
    this deployment. Same process will be applied for developing any
    new features.

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