How to understand func spec

Can u tell me the better way of understanding and analyzing the functional specification

Hi,
Try to understand the main functionality of the spec.  I mean first check out the input and output fields and the logic to be implemented.  If you are not clear with the logic approach the Functional Consultants till you get clear with that.
Thanks,
Geeta

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