Description: Global Testing is an approach within Test-Driven Development (TDD) that focuses on evaluating the entire system rather than its individual components. This type of testing aims to ensure that all parts of the software work together and meet established requirements. Unlike unit tests, which focus on specific functions or methods, global tests consider the interaction between different modules and the end-user experience. This approach is crucial for identifying issues that may arise only when components interact with each other, which cannot be detected through isolated testing. Global testing typically includes acceptance testing, system testing, and regression testing, and is essential for ensuring the quality and stability of the software before its release. By conducting tests in an environment that simulates real system usage, critical errors can be detected, and user satisfaction can be improved. In summary, Global Testing is an integral part of the software development lifecycle, ensuring that the final product not only functions correctly in parts but also provides a smooth and coherent experience for the user.
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