Debugging And Testing Questions
Acceptance testing is a type of testing that is conducted to determine whether a system or software meets the specified requirements and is acceptable for delivery to the end-users or stakeholders. It is usually performed by the end-users or stakeholders themselves to validate that the system meets their expectations and is ready for deployment. The main objective of acceptance testing is to ensure that the system functions as intended, is user-friendly, and meets the business requirements. It focuses on verifying the system's compliance with the user's needs, business processes, and overall usability. Acceptance testing can be performed through various techniques such as user acceptance testing (UAT), alpha testing, beta testing, and operational acceptance testing (OAT).