What is the primary difference between priority and severity in software testing?
- Priority and severity are irrelevant in testing
- Priority and severity are synonymous terms
- Priority is the impact on the system, severity is the urgency
- Priority refers to the urgency, while severity is the impact on the system
Priority in testing indicates the order in which defects should be addressed, based on urgency. Severity denotes the impact of a defect on the system's functionality.
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