Which is the fourth phase in a SDLC cycle?
A)Maintenance
B)Analysis
C)Design
D)Implementation

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The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) typically follows these phases in order: 1) Requirement analysis, 2) Design, 3) Implementation (or coding), and 4) Testing. Therefore, the fourth phase is often considered to be Testing, not Implementation. However, if we strictly follow the options provided and consider Implementation as the phase where the actual development or coding is done, it can be seen as the third phase in many SDLC models. Maintenance is usually considered the final phase, following deployment or testing, depending on the model. Given the options and a common understanding of SDLC phases, none of the options accurately represents the fourth phase based on standard SDLC models, which typically include Testing as the fourth phase. This question seems to have a discrepancy in its structure or expected answers based on traditional SDLC phases.

Which Is the Fourth Phase in a SDLC Cycle