what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?
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Answer Posted / ranjan deo
Prototype model is suitable when the requirement of the
clent is not clear and it is supposed to be changed.
It doesn,t cover any risk management.
While Spiral model is an enhancement of the prototyping
model with so many extra features.Spiral model has the
facility of risk analysis and many more.
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