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What is the term ‘quality’ mean when testing?

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In general, quality software is usually free of bugs, is delivered on time and on budget, meets most of the requirements and/or expectations, and is easy to maintain. However, 'quality' is a subjective concept. A lot depends on whom the "customer" is as well as the extent to which they are influential in general. For instance, a user may define quality as user-friendliness and bug-free while an accounting department might define quality as profits.




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