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Software testing is critical for the software development life cycle (SDLC) to evaluate software applications’ quality, functionality, and reliability. It is a meticulous process that aims to identify defects, errors, or discrepancies between expected and actual results, ensuring that the software meets the specified requirements. This comprehensive evaluation of software applications is significant to deliver a reliable and high-quality product to end-users. Let’s delve deeper into the various aspects of software testing.

Understanding Software Testing

Software testing is not merely about finding bugs or faults. It encompasses verifying if the software meets both technical and user requirements effectively. It involves validating whether the software is bug-free, adheres to its design and development specifications, and caters to user needs efficiently by handling diverse scenarios, including exceptional cases and boundary conditions.

Unit Testing is one of the types of functional software testing of applications. It is a sort of software testing where each unit or component of a software or application is tested. The objective is to validate that every unit of the software code proceeds and performs in an expected manner. Unit Testing is conducted during the development (coding phase) of an application by the developers. Unit testing ensures that all code meets quality standards before it’s deployed. 

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Google reported today that it has publicly released EarlGrey, a bit of programming that developers can use to all the more effortlessly build and run user interface tests on source code for iOS applications. Written in Objective-C, EarlGrey is available now on GitHub under an open-source Apache license.

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