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Unlock the Secrets of Developer Productivity: Essential Strategies for SaaS Success.
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Specification-based testing is a method where tests are designed based on the specifications or requirements of the software. Instead of testing based on how the software is implemented, this approach focuses on what the software is supposed to do according to its requirements.
The primary purpose of specification-based testing is to ensure that the software behaves as expected according to its documented requirements. This method aims to validate that the software meets the intended functionality and delivers the expected results.
Specification-based testing involves:
Specification-based testing is a valuable approach to verify that software meets its documented requirements. By focusing on the specifications, this method helps ensure the software performs as expected and delivers the required functionalities.
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