Testing Fundamentals - Why Software Testing MattersWhy does early testing reduce the overall cost of software development?ABecause testing late is cheaper and fasterBBecause fixing bugs early requires less effort and avoids cascading problemsCBecause users prefer software with no testsDBecause early testing delays the projectCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand bug fixing cost over timeFixing bugs early is simpler and prevents more bugs later.Step 2: Connect early testing to cost savingsEarly testing finds bugs before they cause bigger issues, saving effort and money.Final Answer:Because fixing bugs early requires less effort and avoids cascading problems -> Option BQuick Check:Early testing = Lower cost [OK]Quick Trick: Fix bugs early to save time and money [OK]Common Mistakes:Believing late testing is cheaperIgnoring bug impact growth over time
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