What is destructive testing, and what are its benefits?
Answer / Premendra Kumar
Destructive testing, also known as abuse testing or stress testing, involves putting a system through extreme conditions to check its limits. The goal is to find weaknesses that might not be uncovered during normal usage. Benefits of destructive testing include finding vulnerabilities before they cause problems in production, ensuring the system can handle unexpected inputs or loads, and providing confidence in the system's reliability.
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