What is the difference between Testing and Code review?
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Answer / karunakar reddy
Testing is a process of finding the bugs in an application
& giving a quality product to the client.
Code Review means its a review done by the developer before
doing Integration Testing.
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Answer / sarath
REVIEW:
Through reviews we ensure that we are building the Product the right way using the right checklists, guidelines etc.
TESTING:
Through Testing, we ensure that we have built a product that meets customer requirements by testing the product against the test cases.
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Answer / lehlohonolo
Testing means checking the code against predefined test cases for quality to ensure that the code meets the requirements.
Review is assessing the program to see if it does what it suppose to do and further amendments if required.
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Answer / nagasudheer dandamudi
testing is the process of checking wheather the program
runs according to our requirements or not.
review means checking whaether we followed particular
standards or not in the program.
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