In software development and project management, a backlog is a list of tasks, features, or issues that need to be addressed or implemented. It represents the work that has not been completed yet and serves as a source of prioritization for development teams.
Example: A product development team may maintain a backlog that includes user stories, bug reports, feature requests, and improvements. The team will then prioritize and assign these backlog items for development in subsequent sprints or iterations.
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