Computer Science · Software Engineering
What is the main difference between verification and validation in software testing?
- 1Verification is performed by developers, while validation is performed only by end-users.
- 2Verification checks if the software is built right, while validation checks if the right software is built.✓
- 3Verification is done before coding, while validation is done after coding.
- 4Verification ensures that the software is bug-free, while validation ensures that it meets the requirements.
Correct answer
Verification checks if the software is built right, while validation checks if the right software is built.
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