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what is v model need clear explanation with advantages and
disadvantages?
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Answer / kmunuri
V model is one of sdlc methodology, now a days most of the
organisations are following to develop the software, in
this model testing can be involved in every phase of sdlc
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Answer / gurunagaraj algud
V Model is SDLC model. Advantage is that here we can have
Parallel Communication b/w Testing and Development Team. in
water fall model there is no reverse comunication.in water
fall model tester has to sit ideal till the development
phase has to complete but noy in V-model.
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Answer / yogesh
V model is basically a methodology of sdlc where we done devlopment an d testing paralley and it advantage is here backtracking is possible and as both development and testing done paralley so at the end we get the quality software
Only disadvantage
Initial cost is very high.
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