what is stub?Explain in testing point of view?
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Answer / manikantareddy
Stub is a dummy module which just receives data and generates a whole lot of expected data,but it behaves like a real module.
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Answer / vimal s
stub means
it is a dummy model which it act like a real module it generate and recevies the data
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Answer / charan
Its temparory program,stubs have called programs.
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