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hi what is difference between sdlc and stlc.
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Answer Posted / purni
SDLC means software development life cycle. SDLC starts with
analyzing the requirements, Architecture, development,
testing and maintenance. This is developing and testing the
application until the client satisfies.
STLC means software testing life cycle. STLC contain writing
test strategies, test plans, test cases, executing, finding
bugs and tracking them until they are fixed. This only
consider the quality of the application.
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