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In this project, user is able to provide colors present in the Rubik's cube as input. Based on the color information provided by the user a small check is done, on whether the colors provided is valid or not. If all the colors provided by the user is valid then the number of steps required to solve the Rubik's cube will be displayed using which the Rubik's cube can be solved.
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How to link Low level Requirements with High level Requirements IDs ? #4

Closed hamsa-g closed 3 years ago

Sampanna-T commented 3 years ago

why would there be any need to link low level requirements to the high level requirements? As far as what I know high level requirements gives overall picture of the project whereas low level requirements splits the overall project into smaller parts ... to give complete picture of smaller sections

Sampanna-T commented 3 years ago

I think you were right about the linking part. My bad @259149

KAUSI110799 commented 3 years ago

A high level requirement is further divided into many low level requirements. A project may contain many high level requirements accordingly many low level requirements as well. Since every high level requirements is given a unique ID, Each and every low level requirement would be a part of a particular high level requirement .so we need to link a low level requirement with its respective high level requirement ID.

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