When analyzing various characteristics of problems / factors that influence soft

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When analyzing various characteristics of problems / factors that influence software development, one aspect of the analysis is determining whether the problem / factor is chronic or solvable (curable). Describe the difference(s) between these categories, then relate this dichotomy to the following aspects of software development, indicating which category each falls into and what strategies / techniques have been developed to deal with the aspect:

A.chronic vs. solvable (curable) - definitions

B.Requirements – chronic or solvable?

C.Access to technical information (e.g. documentation) – chronic or solvable?

D.Code refactoring – chronic or solvable?

E.Interface (between a method and its invocation) consistency – chronic or solvable?

Explanation / Answer

Solution:

A)

Chronic:

Chronic means when there is no clarity about the component which we are talking about in the software development lifecycle.

Solvable:

It will be called solvable when there is a clarity while performing the particular phase of the software development lifecycle.

Now, let's mark them.

B)

Requirements:

Since the requirements are not static in nature and it keeps on changing from time ti time that is why it will be labeled as chronic.

C)

Access to technical information :

solvable

D)

Code refactoring : solvable

E)

Interface: Chronic.

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