In which type of testing is the system tested for the expected behavior under abnormal conditions or system failure?
- Functional Testing
- Negative Testing
- Regression Testing
- Unit Testing
Negative Testing is the type of testing where the system is tested for unexpected or abnormal conditions, system failures, and invalid inputs to ensure it handles such situations correctly.
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