What is the difference between these development, implementation, construction
What is the difference between these concepts:
- development of code
- implementation of code
- construct a code
and are these concepts correct to use?
software-design
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What is the difference between these concepts:
- development of code
- implementation of code
- construct a code
and are these concepts correct to use?
software-design
edited Nov 11 at 20:24
marc_s
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asked Nov 11 at 18:03
user3508243
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What is the difference between these concepts:
- development of code
- implementation of code
- construct a code
and are these concepts correct to use?
software-design
edited Nov 11 at 20:24
marc_s
570k12811021250
asked Nov 11 at 18:03
user3508243
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What is the difference between these concepts:
- development of code
- implementation of code
- construct a code
and are these concepts correct to use?
software-design
software-design
edited Nov 11 at 20:24
marc_s
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asked Nov 11 at 18:03
user3508243
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edited Nov 11 at 20:24
marc_s
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asked Nov 11 at 18:03
user3508243
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edited Nov 11 at 20:24
marc_s
570k12811021250
edited Nov 11 at 20:24
marc_s
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edited Nov 11 at 20:24
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These are all the phases involved in order to build a software basically the difference in above one of the phases which you have asked is it starts from designing is what you visually think as a plan then you need to develop it i.e. by writing the code which is core to make your software as functional and finally implementation i.e. deployment of your code to run it on a platform.
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These are all the phases involved in order to build a software basically the difference in above one of the phases which you have asked is it starts from designing is what you visually think as a plan then you need to develop it i.e. by writing the code which is core to make your software as functional and finally implementation i.e. deployment of your code to run it on a platform.
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These are all the phases involved in order to build a software basically the difference in above one of the phases which you have asked is it starts from designing is what you visually think as a plan then you need to develop it i.e. by writing the code which is core to make your software as functional and finally implementation i.e. deployment of your code to run it on a platform.
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These are all the phases involved in order to build a software basically the difference in above one of the phases which you have asked is it starts from designing is what you visually think as a plan then you need to develop it i.e. by writing the code which is core to make your software as functional and finally implementation i.e. deployment of your code to run it on a platform.
answered Nov 11 at 20:32
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These are all the phases involved in order to build a software basically the difference in above one of the phases which you have asked is it starts from designing is what you visually think as a plan then you need to develop it i.e. by writing the code which is core to make your software as functional and finally implementation i.e. deployment of your code to run it on a platform.
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