What distinguishes static testing from dynamic testing?
- Both involve executing the code
- Examination of code
- Running the software
- Static doesn’t execute the code
Static testing involves examining the code, requirements, or design without executing it, to identify issues early on. Dynamic testing, on the other hand, validates the software by executing it in real-time scenarios. This fundamental difference in execution separates the two.
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