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What is a prototype?

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Early sample or model to test concept or process
NikAS [45]4 years ago
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A prototype is the very first model of something. People would take that prototype, and use that to make better and more advanced models by using it as a reference. You would use that prototype to find any flaws and fix them in the new, real model. A prototype isn't usually for the people to use yet, since it hasn't been fully checked and improved. After the prototype is checked over, that's when the "designers" create a better version, one that people can actually use.

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