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Question 19 of 30

What is the difference between Quality Assurance and Quality Control in software testing?

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"Quality Assurance, or QA and Quality Control, also known as QC, are both processes whose goals are to eliminate defects in a software application. The difference is that QA is performed throughout the development process and identifies steps in the process which are responsible for the errors the QA testing has identified. These steps are then modified to eliminate future errors. QC is performed at the end of the development process to ensure the application functions properly. QC follows guidelines developed by QA."

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