In the context of performance testing, which metric is NOT typically used: Load Time, Number of Defects, Response Time, or Throughput?
- Load Time
- Number of Defects
- Response Time
- Throughput
While Load Time, Response Time, and Throughput are common metrics used in performance testing to measure various aspects of the system's performance, "Number of Defects" is not a performance metric. It is typically associated with functional testing and bug tracking.
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