What is Exploratory Testing primarily focused on?
- Discovering defects without predefined test cases
- Executing test cases based on predetermined scenarios
- Testing software functionalities systematically
- Verifying code structure and logic
Exploratory Testing is primarily focused on discovering defects without predefined test cases. Testers explore the software, learn its functionalities, and simultaneously design and execute test cases based on their observations, allowing for more dynamic and adaptable testing.
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