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Load Testing is defined as a non-functional type of testing that examines how a software application behaves under conditions involving numerous simultaneous users or processes, resembling real-life usage scenarios. Its primary objective is to determine the system’s maximum operating capacity, test the adequacy of the infrastructure, assess sustainability under peak loads, and identify potential bottlenecks. The most common domains where load testing is applied include client/server architecture

Dynamic code analysis is a systematic testing process in software engineering aimed at observing, evaluating, and measuring the behavior of a software system during runtime. This method focuses on analyzing how an application behaves in its actual execution environment, revealing characteristics such as memory management, execution times, resource usage, security vulnerabilities, and error conditions. Unlike static code analysis, which examines the source code directly, dynamic analysis is based