A.It eliminates the need for any documentation.

B.It allows developers to skip testing.

C.It makes scenarios accessible and understandable to non-technical stakeholders.

D.It replaces traditional unit testing.

A.To identify the shortest code solutions

B.To find and address defects, improve code quality, and share knowledge

C.To eliminate the need for unit testing

D.To slow down the development process

A.The speed at which teams work independently

B.The time it takes for a project to be completed

C.The uninterrupted and efficient delivery of value to customers

D.The number of features in a product backlog

A.Unified Modeling Language

B.Universal Modeling Library

C.User Model Language

D.Uniform Model Layout

A.To capture end users, requirements and needs

B.To describe technical implementation details

C.To replace the need for sprint planning

D.To define the architecture of the software system