In a typical software development project, Quality Assurance (QA) process ensures that the quality of the code, written by developers, is compliant with the requirements defined by business users. The IT QA team, as part of their test design, makes sure that all requirements are covered by the test cases, and thus all possible defects can be identified and fixed before the application is exposed to the business users for User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
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AuthorAbhimanyu Gupta is the co-founder & President of Testing Algorithms. His areas of interest are innovating new algorithms and processes to make software testing more effective & efficient. Archives
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