Description: Execution testing is an essential component in the software quality assurance process. These tests involve executing the software to verify that it behaves as expected, ensuring that all functionalities operate correctly and that the system meets established requirements. During execution testing, real-use scenarios are simulated, allowing for the identification of errors, failures, or unexpected behaviors in the software. This type of testing can include functional testing, performance testing, and regression testing, among others. Execution testing is crucial for ensuring the reliability and stability of the software before its release, and it is a common practice in software development methodologies, including both traditional and agile approaches. By executing the software in different environments and conditions, development teams can gain a clear insight into how the final product behaves, allowing them to make necessary adjustments and improvements before the software reaches end users.
