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The Goal of Software Testing Is To Observe The Software Behaviour To Meet Its Requirement Expectation

Testing can only detect the presence of errors because it focuses on verifying the system files and behavior against requirements, so any errors not encountered during the selected test cases would go undetected. Testing aims to observe if the software meets expectations but cannot guarantee all possible errors are absent without testing all potential cases and scenarios.

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The Goal of Software Testing Is To Observe The Software Behaviour To Meet Its Requirement Expectation

Testing can only detect the presence of errors because it focuses on verifying the system files and behavior against requirements, so any errors not encountered during the selected test cases would go undetected. Testing aims to observe if the software meets expectations but cannot guarantee all possible errors are absent without testing all potential cases and scenarios.

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Explain why testing can only detect the presence of errors, not their absence.

In the initial stage of testing it will only detect the errors of present content which would be in
the system. It can be any error that is design error, code error or any System documentation
error. SO therefore the system can only detect the selected content i.e System files. The goal
of software testing is to observe the software behaviour to meet its requirement expectation.

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