what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?

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what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?..

Answer / pal_utpal205

1.Spiral model is called a meta model.Spiral model is made
with the features of Prototype model and Waterfall model.
2.Spiral model takes special care about Risk Analysis.
Whreas it is not given importance in Prototype model.

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what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?..

Answer / ranjan deo

Prototype model is suitable when the requirement of the
clent is not clear and it is supposed to be changed.
It doesn,t cover any risk management.
While Spiral model is an enhancement of the prototyping
model with so many extra features.Spiral model has the
facility of risk analysis and many more.

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what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?..

Answer / niks

protoytyping model is the overview of the system wherease
spiral model comes with extra feature called risk analysis.

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what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?..

Answer / asha

the spiral model can be adapt to apply throughout the
life of computer software.

while prototype model that end when software is delivered.
after software deliver is not responsible for any problem of
software.

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what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?..

Answer / sunil kumar yadav

1.In spiral model risk is very high
while in prototype model risk is low.
2. Spiral model is used when requirement is not clear and needs conformation
while in prototype model requirement is clear but complex.
3. In spiral model customer interaction continous to move togather.
in other hand prototype model customer interaction needs till the prototype is approved.

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what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?..

Answer / neha reddy

The spiral model is a risk-driven process model generator for software projects. Based on the unique risk patterns of a given project, the spiral model guides a team to adopt elements of one or more process models, such as incremental, waterfall, or evolutionary prototyping.

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what is the difference between prototype and spiral model?..

Answer / sehri

spiral model consists of prototype at every phase

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