Concept Testing - A method used to evaluate new ideas and features early in the development process by gathering user feedback and assessing initial reactions., Unit Testing - Testing individual components or functions of a program independently to ensure each part works as intended., Boundary Testing - A testing technique focused on evaluating the limits or "boundaries" of input fields to ensure they handle extreme values appropriately., Integration Testing - Testing different modules or components together to verify they interact correctly and function as a whole system., Performance Testing - Assessing how quickly a software application responds and performs under various conditions, including speed, scalability, and stability., System Testing - Testing the complete, integrated system to verify that it meets all specified requirements and functions as expected, Acceptance Testing - Testing conducted with the customer or end user to confirm that the system meets their requirements and is ready for deployment., Usability Testing - A method to evaluate how user-friendly, intuitive, and efficient the application’s interface is from the perspective of real users., Regression Testing - Testing carried out after changes or updates to ensure that existing functionality still works as expected and no new issues were introduced., Load Testing - Testing the system’s performance under heavy user traffic or data loads to see how it handles high demand., Stress Testing - Pushing the system beyond its normal limits to test its stability and ability to recover from extreme conditions., Smoke Testing - A preliminary test to check the basic functionality of an application and ensure critical functions are working before further testing is conducted., Static Testing - Examining code, requirements, and documents without executing the program to identify errors early in the development phase., Alpha Testing - Internal testing conducted by developers or a small group of users to identify and fix issues before releasing the software to a wider audience., Beta Testing - Testing conducted by real users in a real-world environment to get feedback on performance, usability, and any last-minute issues., Functional Testing - Testing that validates each function of the software application against the required specifications to ensure it performs as expected., Non-Functional Testing - Testing that evaluates aspects not related to specific functions, such as usability, reliability, and scalability, to ensure performance meets standards., Security Testing - Testing aimed at identifying potential vulnerabilities in the system to ensure data protection, user privacy, and safeguarding from threats., Compatibility Testing - Testing how well the software works across different devices, operating systems, browsers, or other software environments., User Interface (UI) Testing - Testing that ensures the visual elements of an application meet design standards and that all interactive components function as intended., Automated Testing - Using software tools to execute test cases automatically, especially for repetitive tasks, to improve accuracy and efficiency., White Box Testing - Testing that involves understanding the internal structure and logic of the code. Testers need to know how the software works to test its logic, structure, and paths effectively., Black Box Testing - Testing without any knowledge of the internal workings of the application. It focuses on inputs and expected outputs, without considering how the program processes the inputs.,

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