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Functional testing is a type of test conducted to verify whether a software system operates in accordance with its specified functional requirements. It is classified as a black-box testing method, meaning the test is performed solely based on inputs and outputs without examining the system’s internal structure or source code. The primary objective of functional testing is to verify that the software correctly performs its intended functions. This type of test is critical in evaluating whether t

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) represents the final phase of a software development process and refers to the testing of a newly developed or updated software by real users or business representatives using realistic scenarios. The primary objective of this test is to verify that the software not only functions correctly in technical tests but also fully meets user expectations, business requirements, and contractual obligations. Unlike QA (Quality Assurance) tests, UAT evaluates the software’s c