Complete the code to name the phase where requirements are checked for correctness.
The [1] phase in the V-Model ensures requirements are correct and complete.
Verification is the phase where we check if requirements are correct and complete before coding.
Complete the code to identify the phase where the final product is tested against user needs.
The [1] phase in the V-Model checks if the product meets user expectations.
Validation ensures the product meets user needs and expectations after development.
Fix the error in the statement about the V-Model phases.
In the V-Model, [1] happens after verification and before coding.
Design happens after verification and before coding in the V-Model.
Fill both blanks to complete the V-Model testing phases correctly.
Unit testing corresponds to [1] design, while system testing corresponds to [2] design.
Unit testing checks detailed design, and system testing checks requirement design in the V-Model.
Fill all three blanks to complete the V-Model phases and their testing counterparts.
The [1] phase is verified by [2] testing, and the [3] phase is validated by acceptance testing.
Coding is verified by unit testing, and requirements are validated by acceptance testing in the V-Model.