what is the difference between HLD(high level design)and LLD(low level design)?
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Answer Posted / nainappa
HLD means High level Design where we will concentrate on
designing the main modules of the application.LLD means Low
Level Design where we will concentrate designing the
componenets in the modules.The Best example for this is in
the application the Module designing like how many fields
it should contain,how many links and archetececture of
module will come under HLD.In the low level logics of the
loop and other things we will design...
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