How is static testing different from unit testing?
Hey Toby,
Unit testing and static testing serve distinct purposes in the software testing process. Unit testing, categorized under dynamic testing, meticulously examines individual code units to ensure their functionality in isolation.
On the other hand, static testing doesn’t involve code execution; instead, it thoroughly scrutinizes the code and documentation for potential issues and improvements. Together, these testing approaches contribute to a comprehensive evaluation of software quality at different levels of the development lifecycle.
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