Difference between Verification and validation.
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Answer / ss321
Validation is the the exact testing what we do.
Verification is the work which Quality assurance people do,
they will verify if we are following the correct process.
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Answer / jack
Validation is a different set of activities to ensure that
the Software that has been built is traceable to customer
requirements.
Eg. Unit Testing, Integration Testing, System Testing.
Verification is a set of activities to ensure that the
software correctly implements a specific function.
Eg. Requirement Gathering & Analysis phase comes under
verification.
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Answer / jitendra
Verification is a process of verifying all we developing right
product or not.
And validation is a process of validating the developed product is right or not.
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