What is "shift-left testing," and what benefit does it aim to provide?
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The correct answer is A) An approach that moves testing activities earlier in the development process (e.g., writing tests alongside or before code, involving QA in requirements discussions), aiming to catch defects sooner when they are cheaper and easier to fix
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An approach that moves testing activities earlier in the development process (e.g., writing tests alongside or before code, involving QA in requirements discussions), aiming to catch defects sooner when they are cheaper and easier to fix
Defects found earlier in the lifecycle (e.g., during design or coding) are generally far cheaper to fix than those discovered late, after release — shift-left testing aims to capture issues as early as possible.