Difference between verification and validation?
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Answer / romie
Verification: It is a process of confirming that software
meets its specification. It involves reviews and meetings to
evaluate document, plan, code, requirement and
specifications. This is done using the checklists, issue
lists, walkthroughs and inspections.
Validation: It is a process of confirming that software
meets user's requirement. It is actual testing which takes
place after the verification is complete (code is complete).
Verification and validation go hand in hand. Every
verification activity have a corresponding validation
activity. Code verification/validation, functional,
integration verification/validation. Test case, plan and log
are used in the various phases of validation process. All
testing methods are used in validation process.
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Answer / nilesh navadiya
Verification: The Software which is under the construction
and in that stage the testing process that is taking place
is called a Verification.
Validation : After completion the Build / Software and in
that stage the testing process is called as a Validation.
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Answer / girish mishra
Verification:In this phase we have to ensure that whether we
are developing correct product.It is a preventive process.
Validation:This is the phase generally conduct after the
completion of the verification process.We checks here that
whether we have developed correct product according to the
requirement.This is a detective process.
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Answer / vijay
In short, Varification is nothing but "Planning" and
Validation is nothing but "Testing".
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