Software Engineering - SDLC ModelsIf a Waterfall project skips the Testing phase, what is the most likely outcome?AThe software may contain undetected bugsBThe software will be error-freeCThe design phase will automatically fix errorsDRequirement Analysis will catch all errorsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the role of Testing in WaterfallTesting is the phase where errors and bugs are found and fixed before release.Step 2: Analyze skipping Testing consequencesIf Testing is skipped, bugs remain undetected, leading to faulty software.Final Answer:The software may contain undetected bugs -> Option AQuick Check:Skipping Testing = bugs remain [OK]Quick Trick: Skipping Testing leaves bugs hidden [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming design fixes bugsBelieving requirements catch errorsThinking software is perfect without testing
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