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Test Policy describes about the organization definition of
testing. i.e philosophy of organization towards testing.
This is generally developed by the top level management(IT
Dept. Managers). Usually this document contains:
1. Definition of testing
2. The process or procedure or standard we need to follow
for good quality product.
3. The quality level to be achieved (1000 lines of code 1
issue)
4. Cost to fix the issues
this test policy should be approved by CEO r Directors
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