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Distinguishing Test Types

Testing & Quality Assurance

Software Engineering Prompts10/19/2025
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Distinguish between Verification and Validation in software testing. Provide a specific question that a testing team would ask to satisfy Verification and a different question to satisfy Validation for a new feature.

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