Non-Functional Requirements Types
The critical features and capabilities that you will give in your experience that don’t DO everything, though, are fundamental characteristics coincidentally. These are called “non-functional requirements” or once in a while “Quality Attributes.” For example, attributes for instance, achievement, safety, support, comparability. You can’t make a specific line out of code to complete them; rather, they are “famous” properties that rise up out of the entire game plan. Aren’t a





