In Quality Assurance, how does the testing phase vary between the Agile and Waterfall models?
- Testing is more comprehensive in Agile
- Testing is more sequential in Agile
- Testing is only done in Waterfall
- Testing is shorter in Agile
In the Waterfall model, testing typically occurs at the end of the development process, making it more sequential. In contrast, Agile incorporates testing throughout the development cycle, ensuring more continuous and iterative testing to catch issues early.
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