Testing Fundamentals - Why Software Testing MattersWhat is the primary goal of software testing?ATo find defects or bugs in the softwareBTo write code fasterCTo design the user interfaceDTo deploy software to usersCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of testingSoftware testing is done to check if the software works correctly and to find any errors.Step 2: Identify the main goalThe main goal is to find defects or bugs before the software reaches users.Final Answer:To find defects or bugs in the software -> Option AQuick Check:Primary goal of testing = Find defects [OK]Quick Trick: Testing finds bugs before users do [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking testing is for writing codeConfusing testing with deploymentBelieving testing designs UI
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