what is the Diff between UAT and QA?
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Answer / gangadhar mahabubabad
uat: is user acceptance test
is nothing but final testing with
in the presence of client.
qa:quality analists testing the product and finding the defects.
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Answer / nitin sharma
UAT: User acceptance testing is the last phase in testing
,which is done in user's environment and generally the team
test whether the Brs(buisness requirements) are matched or not
QA(Qualtiy Assurance):QA people are involved in whole sdlc
an their main aim is how to make and improve product quality
,how to prvent future bugs and all its a prevention process.
QA(Quality Analyst): Its a testing process where tester
execute test case,report defects,and all.
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Answer / mfsi_satyakamm
UAT is user acceptance testing. Here the users try on the
product and find defects. If no defects are found then the
product is accepted by the users.
QA is Quality Assurance. Its a systematic way of finding
defects in the product. The less is the defect, the more is
the quality. In other words its a method of checking the
quality of a product on the basis of number of defects found.
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Answer / guest
UAT is Environment
QA is process to test the application
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