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Test Planning in STLC is the second step in the software testing process. A test plan keeps testers on track and is vital step in testing.

Knowing the difference between Software Testing Myths and truths is vital for releasing high-quality products and having a fulfilling career.

System testing is when an entire system is tested as a whole once all individual parts have been integrated having been individually tested.

Requirement analysis in stlc is the vital first step that defines what is expected of a product and confirms agreement between all parties.

A requirements traceability matrix helps track requirements and associated test cases visually to ensure no tests or errors are overlooked.

Test debt is extra time needed to clear a testing schedule backlog that can be caused by poor planning, expediency or a lack of resources.

Basis path testing in software testing is used for assessing how many test cases to run by identifying all feasible paths a user might take.

SOX Compliance Testing validates controls and processes used in SOX auditing. It also tests any code changes to enable accurate accounting.

All products benefit from quality testing before release, but some require compliance testing to ensure safety, security, or legal adherence.

Integration testing checks that each unit, from small bug fixes to a large third-party addition, works as intended with the complete system.