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QA & Software TestingIntroduction & Core Concepts

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Functional vs Non-functional Testing

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What Software Quality Means

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QA vs QC vs Testing

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Error, Defect, and Failure

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Seven Principles of Testing

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Verification vs Validation

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Definition of Software Testing

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Why Exhaustive Testing Is Impossible

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Manual vs Automated Testing

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Role of a QA/Tester

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Test Case, Scenario, and Suite

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Scope of Quality Assurance

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Purpose and Goals of Testing

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Cost of Defects

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Static vs Dynamic Testing

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Seven Principles of Testing

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Cost of Defects Over Lifecycle

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Pesticide Paradox

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Early Testing / Shift-Left

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Testing Is Context Dependent

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Roles in QA

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What Is a Bug Report

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Functional vs Non-Functional Testing

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Definition of Software Testing

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Absence-of-Errors Fallacy

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Verification vs Validation

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Definition of Quality Assurance

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What Is a Test Case

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Purpose and Goals of Testing

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Positive vs Negative Testing

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Exhaustive Testing Is Impossible

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Testing Shows Presence of Defects

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QA vs QC vs Testing

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Manual vs Automated Testing

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Expected vs Actual Results

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Defect Clustering

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Error, Defect, Fault, Failure

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Pesticide Paradox

Repeating the same tests stops finding new bugs, so tests must be revised.

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What is the pesticide paradox in testing?

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