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What is Quality Assurance (QA)

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  • Quality Assurance (QA) is like a safety net for making sure that a product, like software, meets certain quality standards before it’s released to users. It’s a process that checks and ensures that every step of creating the software is done correctly, from planning and design to coding and testing.

  • QA involves setting up procedures, guidelines, and checks to make sure the software is built right, works well, and meets the needs of the users. It’s about preventing mistakes and improving the software development process so that the final product is reliable, efficient, and of high quality.

  • In simple terms, QA is all about making sure that the software is made well and works as it should, giving users a product they can trust and enjoy.

Quality Assurance (QA) Attributes​

  • QA is focused on the process of making the software. It’s about setting up and following the right steps to ensure quality throughout the development process. By focusing on how the software is made, QA helps ensure that the end product meets the required standards.

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