One of the most prominent questions Software Testers have in their mind is “Why does software have bugs?” The most common reason is human mistakes in software design and coding.
A bug is a flaw or glitch in a system.
Quality Assurance (QA) engineers are responsible for making sure the code other developers write is up to a certain standard. We explore potential problems and bugs in a program and then resolve those problems before the code is pushed to production.
Before a project starts, we collect information about the goals of a project and write policies to prepare for testing. We also set up processes to ensure the code has been reviewed and checked.
Most QA Engineers start this journey as manual testers and the next big step would be automated testing. Let’s see the difference between these two and the benefits when implemented correctly.
