What are the different environments in a software development team?

 In a software development team, there are four different environments to consider:

1. Development environment.
2. Testing environment.
3. Staging environment.
4. Production environment.

1. Development environment:

 A development environment is a collection of tools and processes for developing, testing, and debugging software. It serves as a workspace for developers to conduct programming and other tasks linked to software development and/or systems.

2. Testing environment: 

The test environment program also helps computer programmers identify and fix bugs that may cause the application to run slowly or harm the user experience.

3. Staging environment:

You are confident enough to expose the staging instance of an application to the immediate owner but not to users when you create it. Before exposing the latter group, you should do extra testing. The staging environment is identical to the one that is currently in use for pre-production.

4. Production environment:

The software runs on a production server when the end-user uses a web/mobile application. It was developed in a real-world setting.