1. Functional Requirements: These are specifications that describe what the system should do, such as the specific tasks it should perform, the features it should have, and the interactions it should support.
2. Non-functional Requirements: These are specifications that describe how the system should perform, such as its speed, reliability, scalability, security, and usability. Non-functional requirements are often concerned with the quality attributes of the system rather than its specific functionality.
USER REQUIREMENT CAN BE DIVIDED INTO WHICH TWO SETS OF REQUIREMENTS?
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