What is stub? Explain in testing point of view?
Answer Posted / lakshmikantha b
Stub is a dummy program or component, the code is not ready
for testing, it's used for testing...that means, in a
project if there are 4 modules and last is remaining and
there is no time then we will use dummy program to complete
that fourth module and we will run whole 4 modules also. The
dummy program is also known as stub.
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