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Introduction to Software Testing

Software testing It is the process of verifying that a program functions according to requirements and user expectations, identifying defects and potential risks.

A tester explores the system, analyzes its behavior under various conditions, and creates scenarios that can reveal weaknesses. The work of a tester is like that of a stunt performer who checks if a ladder is safe by jumping from it at different angles.

Stuntman inspects the ladder

Testing helps identify not only technical issues but also potential risks that may arise during user interaction. It is a crucial part of development, without which it is impossible to guarantee the quality and reliability of software.

To draw an analogy from real life: before going on a long trip, we check the oil level, brakes, and tire pressure in our car. This doesn't guarantee that a breakdown won’t occur, but it significantly reduces the risks. That’s what testing is all about!

Software testing is:

  • the process of verifying that a program works according to specified requirements;
  • the search for and identification of bugs that may affect the program's performance.