What are the key differences between Agile and Waterfall methodologies?
Agile is an iterative, flexible methodology focused on collaboration, adaptability, and customer feedback, delivering incremental improvements through short cycles (sprints). In contrast, Waterfall follows a linear, sequential approach with distinct phases, making it less flexible and harder to change once a phase is completed. Agile scrum certification emphasizes continuous improvement, while Waterfall is plan-driven.
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