What are the key differences between the Waterfall and Agile methodologies? Can you provide an example or share your experience with both?

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Waterfall is a linear approach, while Agile is iterative and flexible, focusing on collaboration and customer feedback.

Waterfall follows a sequential design process: requirements, design, implementation, verification, maintenance.
Agile promotes iterative development, allowing for changes based on feedback after each iteration.
In Waterfall, all requirements are gathered upfront; in Agile, requirements evolve through collaboration.
Waterfall is best for projects with well-defined requirements; Agile is suited for projects with changing requirements.
Example: Waterfall is often used in construction projects, while Agile is common in software development.

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Agile is iterative and flexible, allows changes anytime, and delivers working software frequently

Waterfall is sequential and rigid, changes are hard to implement, and testing happens after development.

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Waterfall is process oriented whereas Agile is people oriented

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Waterfall model is first introduced the model

Waterfall model easy to understand the waterfall model

Waterfall model not keep change the requirement

The worker once to one corn straight the requirement

Waterfall model longest delivery time to client waterfall model hight cost price.

Ajay model popular model the most of the company use the Ajay model

Ajay model change the requirement

Ajay model short the delivery time to client

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