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Differentiate between verification and validation.
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Verification Validation
Are we building the system right? Are we building the right system?
Verification is the process of evaluating products of a development phase to find out whether they meet the specified requirements. Validation is the process of evaluating software at the end of the development process to determine whether software meets the customer expectations and requirements.
The objective of Verification is to make sure that the product being develop is as per the requirements and design specifications. The objective of Validation is to make sure that the product actually meet up the user‘s requirements, and check whether the specifications were correct in the first place.
Following activities are involved in Verification: Reviews, Meetings and Inspections Following activities are involved in Validation: Testing like black box testing, white box testing, gray box testing etc.
Verification is carried out by QA team to check whether implementation software is as per specification document or not Validation is carried out by testing team.
Execution of code comes under Verification Verification. Execution of code does not comes under Validation.
Verification process explains whether the outputs are according to inputs or not. Validation process describes whether the software is accepted by the user or not
Verification is carried out before the Validation Validation activity is carried out just after the Verification.
Following items are evaluated during Verification: Plans, Requirement Specifications, Design Specifications, Code, Test Cases etc Following item is evaluated during Validation: Actual product or Software under test.
Cost of errors caught in Verification is less than errors found in Validation. Cost of errors caught in Validation is more than errors found in Verification
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