Testing Fundamentals - Why Software Testing MattersWhich of the following best describes the primary goal of Quality Assurance (QA)?APrevent defects by improving the development processBFind and fix defects in the final productCTest the software after development is completeDCreate user manuals and documentationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand QA's role in software developmentQA focuses on improving processes to prevent defects before they occur.Step 2: Differentiate QA from QCQC is about finding defects after product creation, while QA is proactive process improvement.Final Answer:Prevent defects by improving the development process -> Option AQuick Check:Quality Assurance = Process improvement [OK]Quick Trick: QA improves process; QC finds defects after [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing QA with QCThinking QA only tests softwareBelieving QA creates documentation only
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