What is the primary purpose of Beta Testing?
- To assess software performance
- To ensure software reliability
- To find defects in the software
- To gather user feedback
Beta Testing is one of the final stages in the software testing process where the software is released to a limited number of end-users under real-world conditions. The primary purpose is to get feedback from users, ensuring that there are no major failures when it's released to the public and to understand any enhancements users might like to see.
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