At what stage of the life cycle does testing begin?
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Answer Posted / jagan
in life cycle testing begins right from after completion of
coding that is UNIT TESTING that comes under WHITE BOX
TESTING after that integration testing after that SYSTEM
TESTING i.e is BLACK BOX TESTING
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