What?s the difference between Testing & Verification?
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Answer / john
Testing is the process of identifying defects in a product.
Verification is the process of ensuring that the product
complies with its specification. Validation is the process
of ensuring that the product meets the users' needs.
Although linked, these are obviously separate. A product may
be defect free but not what was specified or needed; it may
have defects and be not as specified, but may still meet
user need; it may meet specification, but have defects and
not meet the users' need (probably the most common outcome
of software projects!).
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Answer / kalaiyarasan
testing: this is done in the production side of IC fabrication
Verification : This is done in the design side of IC
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Answer / sridhar
Testing: Is just checking only and is a part of
verification where,(verification)
Verification: Is the method which ensures the proofs of
correctness.
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Answer / samy
Testing: To make sure the product functionality sending before to customer.100% test required.
Verification: This will be done by Quality team on Sampling basis. Random basis.
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Answer / anilb
TO check the output of the device. Through the program. Only
with the program we can check the output. Which is that
called Verification.
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