<prompt> Hlalosa mekhahlelo e fapaneng ea mohlala oa phororo.Ha ho tlhahiso  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the different stages of the waterfall model. . Response in English: The Waterfall Model is a sequential software development process, in which progress is seen as flowing steadily downwards like a waterfall. It is one of the earliest Software Development Life Cycle SDLC models, and its phases are followed in a linear order. There are usually five or more stages involved in the waterfall model, which are:1. Requirements gathering and analysis: The first phase involves understanding and defining the scope of the project. The development team works with the client to gather all the requirements and documents them for future reference.2. Design: With the requirements outlined, the next phase involves constructing the overall architecture of the system. The development team produces design documents such as data flow diagrams, entity-relationship diagrams, and user interface mockups.3. Implementation: During this phase, the actual coding takes place. Developers write and compile code, in line with the design documents. Unit testing also takes place to ensure individual components work as expected.4. Testing: After the implementation phase, a dedicated testing team tests the entire system to ensure it meets the defined requirements. Testers identify any bugs or inconsistencies, which the development team then addresses.5. Deployment: Once the system has been thoroughly tested and the team is satisfied, it is deployed to the production environment. Any additional configuration or data migration is also performed during this phase.6. Maintenance: The final phase of the Waterfall Model is maintenance. This ongoing phase involves fixing any issues that arise as users interact with the system in the production environment. It may also involve making updates or enhancements based on user feedback. . Response in Sesotho: Mohlala oa Phororo ke mokhoa o latellanang oa ntsetsopele ea software, moo tsoelo-pele e bonoang e phalla butle-butle ho ea tlase joalo ka phororo ea metsi. Ke e ngoe ea mefuta ea pele-pele ea Software Development Life Cycle SDLC, me mekhahlelo ea eona e lateloa ka tatellano ea mola. Hangata ho na le methati e mehlano kapa ho feta e amehang moetsong oa liphororo, e leng: 1. Ho bokella le ho sekaseka litlhoko: Mokhahlelo oa pele o kenyelletsa kutloisiso le ho hlalosa boholo ba morero. Sehlopha sa ntsetsopele se sebetsa le moreki ho bokella litlhoko tsohle le ho li ngola bakeng sa tšebeliso ea nako e tlang. 2. Moralo: Ka litlhoko tse boletsoeng, mohato o latelang o kenyelletsa ho aha meralo ea kakaretso ea sistimi. Sehlopha sa ntsetsopele se hlahisa litokomane tsa moralo tse kang litšoantšo tsa phallo ea data, litšoantšo tsa likamano tsa mekhatlo, le li-mockups tsa basebelisi. 3. Phethahatso: Nakong ea mohato ona, khouto ea sebele ea etsahala. Bahlahisi ba ngola le ho bokella khoutu, tumellanong le litokomane tsa moralo. Teko ea yuniti e boetse e etsoa ho netefatsa hore likarolo tse ling li sebetsa kamoo ho lebelletsoeng. 4. Teko: Ka mora mohato oa tsebetsong, sehlopha sa liteko se inehetseng se hlahloba tsamaiso eohle ho netefatsa hore e finyella litlhoko tse hlalositsoeng. Bahlahlobisisi ba tsebahatsa litšitšili kapa lintho tse sa lumellaneng, tseo sehlopha sa ntsetsopele se li rarollang. 5. Ho tsamaisoa: Ha tsamaiso e se e lekoa ka ho feletseng me sehlopha se khotsofetse, se fetisetsoa sebakeng sa tlhahiso. Tlhophiso leha e le efe e eketsehileng kapa phalliso ea data e boetse e etsoa nakong ena. 6. Tlhokomelo: Karolo ea ho qetela ea Moetso oa Phororo ke tlhokomelo. Karolo ena e tsoelang pele e kenyelletsa ho lokisa mathata afe kapa afe a hlahang ha basebelisi ba sebelisana le sistimi tikolohong ea tlhahiso. E kanna ea kenyelletsa ho etsa lintlafatso kapa lintlafatso ho latela maikutlo a basebelisi. 