Depending on the type of project Software Development Life cycle model has to be chosen
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Different Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) models suit different project types based on factors like requirements clarity, timeline flexibility, risk level, and team size. For example, Waterfall works well for stable requirements, while Agile is better for projects needing frequent adaptation. Choosing the right model is critical for project success.
Different project characteristics (stable vs. evolving requirements, project size, risk tolerance, need for early customer feedback, etc.) call for different SDLC models — e.g., Waterfall for fixed, well-understood requirements; Agile/iterative for evolving ones; V-model where strong verification/validation pairing is needed. Selecting the model based on the project's nature is standard software engineering practice, so True is correct.