Why is planning too much up front a mistake in an OOSAD
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Answer Posted / subrata
Every project (be it OO or otherwise) has certain unknown factors. It is just impossible to know every constraint in advance. Many things are discovered during detailed design and implementation stage. Hence too much of planning is a wastage of effort when unknown factors are bound to pop up. Hence the focus should be on flexibility rather than rigidness that comes with excess planning.
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