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Software Testing & QA
Q67 / 100
What does "test environment parity" mean and why does it matter?
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The correct answer is A) Keeping test environments as similar as possible to production, so that test results are more representative of real-world behavior
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Correct Answer
Keeping test environments as similar as possible to production, so that test results are more representative of real-world behavior
Explanation
Differences between test and production environments (configuration, data volume, infrastructure) can hide bugs that only appear in production, so closer parity reduces "it worked in testing" surprises.
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