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What is the diffeence between SDLC and STLC?
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Answer Posted / arunesh
hi guys i think the best answer is
SDLC STLC
1-requirement analysis
2-fesibility study
3-designing
4-coding test planing
test case design
5-testing testing
bug report
retesting
regression testing
6-deploying deploying
7-maintainence maintainence
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