Difference b/n Validation and verification?
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Answer / n@n!
verification/quality assurence/un conventional :
1)it is the procress of verifing that developers develop
right product r not.
2)verification is a prevention activity.
3)verification can be don through review and walk through.
validation/quality control/conventional:
1)it is the procress of finding bugs to make sure that
the application is work under customer expectations r not.
2)validation is a correction activity.
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Answer / amit verma
Verification:- Are v builiding the product right??
-Verfication process is related with Quality assurance.
-Verification verifies whether the product is developed
right or not(include process & functionlty)
-It include reviews,code walkthrough,inspection.
Validation:- R v building the right product.
-Validation process is related with Quality Control
(Testing).
-Under this,test the application whether it is develop as
per as customer specification or not.
-In Validation phase,Testing process takek place.
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Answer / vinay
validation is a process where we find that the product is
giving all the functionallity as per coustomer requirements.
verification is a process where we find that the product is
developing as per the customer requirement within following
the companys rules.
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Answer / girish
Verification - (Are we building product right?)
For this-
1. Staic testing takes place in each & every phase of
project mang. life cycle (walk though, reveiws etc about
task)
2. We check that product making along with its
specification or not.
Validation - (Are we building right product?)
For this-
1. Dynamic Testing takes place in each & every madule when
completed. For testing we run each & every module.
2. Test these module & verfy those module work along with
its specification / customer expectation or not.
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Answer / sree
Verification is a process of cross checking, are we
developing a right product (s/w application) or not.
validation is a process of cross checking, whether the
developed product/application is right or not according to
the customer requirement.
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Answer / srujana
Validation is evaluation of a system or component to
deteermine whether it meets the user neeeds or expectations.
-checking that we have built the right system?
Verification is evaluation of document or system to
determine whether it meets user requiremments.
-checking that we have buit the system right?
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Answer / dipali1811
Validation only check the validity.Verification first veriefy
the program and correct mistakes if any present and then
validate the program.
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Answer / bond
Verificatio: Testing application with out comparing the
output result with some value XXXX
Validation: Testing the application with comparing the
output with some value XXXX
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