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System testing is the phase where:
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1. Whole system is tested by testers
2. Whole system is testes by users
3. A particular module is been tested by the testers
4.A particular module is been tested by the users
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Answer Posted / dimpal
System Testing is done after the integration testing is completed.In that whole sym is tested by tester
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