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The document outlines the steps in the iterative software development process: 1. Analysis - Produce a software specification detailing what the program will do. 2. Design - Design the solution structure and flow. Various design notations can be used. 3. Implementation - Program the solution choosing a language and accounting for requirements. 4. Testing - Test to ensure requirements are met using various testing strategies and types of test data.
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