difference between qa and qc?
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Answer / chaitanya v n
it is vice versa of the above answer.
QC is testing quality of the product.
QA is delivering the Quality in the product including the
documents and process..
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Answer / dillipm
QA stablishes and evaluates the process which produce
products.
QC verify the products produced meets the requirements and
standards.
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Answer / peeyush srivas_qa infotech
QA: QA involves with review and verification of the
requirements ans other documents, infact it starts with the
very begining of development.
QC: QC involves with validation of requirement by verifying
whether the documented reuirements are correct and
application is behaving as per the specification or not.
Testing of the application using different input domains
ans different approch is the best example of QC
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Answer / rahul
Quality Control: Is an art of documenting and reviewing the
quality. Generally involves verification of the
documentions.
Quality Assurance: Is the actual validation of the quality.
This involves actual testing.
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