What distinguishes a waterfall approach from an agile approach?
- A Waterfall defines requirements upfront in sequence; agile delivers incrementally and adapts
- B Agile has no requirements
- C Waterfall has no testing phase
- D They are the same
Answer
Waterfall defines requirements upfront in sequence; agile delivers incrementally and adapts
Waterfall suits stable, well-understood requirements with fixed regulatory constraints. Agile suits uncertainty and evolving needs.





