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Answer Posted / ramesh ibm
1. Dummy modules are used for main modules when main modules
are not ready at the time we are using Stubs.
2. Dummy modules are used for sub module when sub modules
are not ready at that time we are using Drivers.
3. Top Down Integration:Testing the application from main
module to sub modules.
4. Bottom Up Integration:Testing the application from sub
modules to main module
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