Why Testing is Necessary

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Why Testing is Necessary 



  • Build confidence on Software or application 
  • Demonstrate conformance to requirements
  • find faults for the best experience of the user
  • Reduce costs
  • Show system meets user needs
  • Assess the software quality

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