What is the difference between User Acceptance Testinga and
System Testing?
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user acceptancy testing is of two types:
1)alpha testing
2)beta testing
1)alpha testing : testing the application under project
manager/copmany environment/client representative
2)beta testing: testing the application under clinet
environment/client representative is manditory
systen testing : also called as black box testing.
testing all requirements in the application is called
system testing
in system testing phase test engineer can test the below
functionalities
1)user interface
2)usability
3)functional
4)non functional
5)environment
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