why do testing are divided into stages primarily becoz: 1)
different stage has different purpose 2)Stages makes the
testing simpler 3)Different test run in different
environments 4)The no of stages the testing is easier Which
is the option need to be chosen its urgent
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Answer / raja
Hi frnds,
As per my knowledge, i choose the answer 1. Bcze as we
know, each stage has different purpose.
1. Component 2. Integration etc....
Please let me know, if i'm wrong.
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Answer / sreedevi
In Unit testing and Integration , Developers will test to
reduce Issues and make sure all functionality is working
fine.
In System Testing, Tester is testing whether the
application is developed according to Bussiness
requirements and its working fine in different environments.
In UAT, Client will test with the help of tester whether
the application is working fine or not.
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Answer / raj
hi v hv to choose the correct option out of the 4 given
friends.
I think the option is 3
Pls do correct me if i am wrong
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