Mention few differences between Agile and conventional methodologies.

1.	Mention few differences between Agile and conventional methodologies.
Answer» Agile promotes incremental methodology, whereas sequential methods are used by conventional techniques. Agile focuses on a complete group associated with the project and the REQUIRED interaction in between them. Compared to which, other WAYS only emphasize processes and tools. Agile focuses on an end product which must be best to the functions but without documentation priority. The conventional methods work opposite it. Agile methods include clients as an INTEGRAL part of the whole project DEVELOPMENT, whereas this may not be a case for other methodologies. 5. Explain the Agile testing life cycle. The Agile testing life cycle is as follows: Iteration -1 - This identifies, prioritize the potential project and cinder its feasibility. Iteration 0 (Warm Up) – Project initialization and initial input formalities, and the emphasis are on building a unit. Construction Iterations - Active client participation in determining the expected output and requirements. Release - Start of PRODUCTION, final system testing and end-user training. Production – Operation, support and identification of system defects. Retirement – Complete system removal from production and user migration.

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Agile promotes incremental methodology, whereas sequential methods are used by conventional techniques.
Agile focuses on a complete group associated with the project and the REQUIRED interaction in between them. Compared to which, other WAYS only emphasize processes and tools.
Agile focuses on an end product which must be best to the functions but without documentation priority. The conventional methods work opposite it.
Agile methods include clients as an INTEGRAL part of the whole project DEVELOPMENT, whereas this may not be a case for other methodologies.

5. Explain the Agile testing life cycle.

The Agile testing life cycle is as follows:

Iteration -1 - This identifies, prioritize the potential project and cinder its feasibility.
Iteration 0 (Warm Up) – Project initialization and initial input formalities, and the emphasis are on building a unit.
Construction Iterations - Active client participation in determining the expected output and requirements.
Release - Start of PRODUCTION, final system testing and end-user training.
Production – Operation, support and identification of system defects.
Retirement – Complete system removal from production and user migration.

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