Why should the Six-Step Process be considered as an iterative process?

The six-step process in programming is defined as the major technique that is employed collaboratively to resolve problems. The first step initiates with the explication of the problem followed by the probable cause of the problem. The third step involves looking for possible solutions to resolve it and choosing the best solution out of them to fix it. This step is immediately succeeded by the execution of the solution and assessment of the outcome. This Six-step process must be contemplated as an iterative process because it is a key method that is employed over and again in developing a program or ensuring its effective operation by resolving the issues that occur throughout the process.