True

False

backing up data

fixing errors in code automatically

securing applications

downloading and installing packages from repositories

False

True

Save data to a database

Debug HTML errors

Save development time

Help in version control

Storing code

Providing code for reuse

Installing packages

Transforming source code into binaries

Product manager

Information developer

Scrum-master

Software architect

The “9” position indicates changes that are less significant than a patch.

The “9” position indicates major changes to the software such as a new release.

The “9” position indicates that minor changes were made to a piece of software.

The “9” position indicates patches or minor bug fixes.

Process documentation is intended for the quality assurance team whereas product documentation is intended for the system administrators.

Process documentation provides technical documentation to the developers whereas product documentation explains standard operating procedures.

Process documentation is in a written format whereas product documentation is in video format.

Process documentation explains how to execute procedures whereas product documentation explains how to use the software.

Tests are written during the validation phase.

The last stage is called the “feedback stage” rather than the “maintenance stage.”

It is an iterative approach to the SDLC.

It is a sequential approach to the SDLC.