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Software testing is the process of evaluating and verifying that a software product or application meets specified requirements and identifying defects or discrepancies. It is a systematic process that aims to ensure the quality, reliability, and correctness of software.

Why Test Software Applications?

  • Quality Assurance: To ensure the software functions as intended and meets user requirements.
  • Cost Efficiency: Identifying defects early in the software development lifecycle can save costs in the long run.
  • Risk Mitigation: Testing helps identify potential issues that could have adverse effects on business operations or user experience.
  • Compliance: Ensuring software meets regulatory and industry standards.
  • User Satisfaction: Ensuring the product is reliable, functional, and user-friendly enhances the user experience.
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