How are test drivers and test stubs used in the software quality assurance process?
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"Test drivers and test stubs are two ways quality assurance engineers can test how different components within a software design interact with each other. These are especially helpful when one of the components has not been developed yet. A test stub is part of the code and is used in a top-down testing approach. On the other hand, the test driver is a piece of code that calls one of the software components and is used in a bottom-up approach. Both of these are important tools used by quality assurance engineers."
