Test comparison is the process of identifying differences between actual and expected results from a test case, which can occur during or after execution.
Test comparison identifies differences between actual and expected results for a given test case, which can be done during or after execution.
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| Rückseite | The process of identifying differences between the actual results produced by the software under test and the expected results for a test case. Test comparison can be performed during test execution (dynamic comparison) or after test execution. |
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