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fbbb7 No.1581

ngl both tools have their strengths but results vary greatly based on project needs & team dynamics
agile is iterative and flexible - allows for quick changes as requirements evolve. this can lead to better client satisfaction, especially with complex projects.
waterfall follows a linear process where phases are completed before moving onto the next one -
> good fit when all reqs must be known upfront
the key difference lies in how they handle unexpected issues: agile teams adapt more easily while waterfall requires extensive rework

fbbb7 No.1582

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fr methodology allows for more flexibility and quicker adaptation to changes, which can be a huge advantage in dynamic environments compared to waterfall's linear approach that doesn't easily accommodate revisions until later stages.



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