what is the use of testing? is testing compulsary
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Answer Posted / jiddu
There are 3 possibilities of the outcome of the
Testing. The developed product is good and can be released
in the market or there should be a bug or there should be
some sort of enhancement to upgrade the developed product.
That's the reason in some companies, there are separate
departments for testing the product. In some companies they
are also called auditors. Testers should think different
than normal as how the product works and compare the
expected behavior with the actual behavior of the product
and then check it out whether its working or not.
Enhancement is the process that should always happen for the
product to get upgraded in time to survive in the market and
bug is the one that should never occur as it will take the
product out of the market...
This is called as testing and this is how testing had to be
done...
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