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Software Engineering / SDLC / Agile
Q69 / 100
What is the difference between "iterative" and "incremental" development?
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The correct answer is A) Iterative development repeatedly refines a system or feature through successive cycles; incremental development builds the system piece by piece, delivering separate, complete portions of functionality — many Agile approaches combine both
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Correct Answer
Iterative development repeatedly refines a system or feature through successive cycles; incremental development builds the system piece by piece, delivering separate, complete portions of functionality — many Agile approaches combine both
Explanation
In practice, Agile methods often combine both: building functionality incrementally (one feature at a time) while iterating on the design and implementation of each piece based on feedback.
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