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    English: A systems development life cycle, showing its main stages: Planning, requirement analysis, design, implementation (or development), testing, deployment and maintenance.
    • Reference: Mohapatra, Dr. Hitesh (24 April 2025) Fundamentals of Software Engineering, BPB Publications ISBN: 978-93-6589-338-0.
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