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1. A type of testing that assesses and validates how user-friendly and intuitive a software application or system is for end-users.
2. A type of testing performed by end-users or stakeholders to determine if a system meets their requirements and is ready for deployment.
3. A type of testing conducted to evaluate the performance and responsiveness of a system under various workload conditions.
4. A type of testing performed by a select group of users to evaluate the software and provide feedback before its official release.
5. A type of testing that evaluates the entire system as a whole to verify if it meets the specified requirements and performs as expected.
6. A type of testing that tests the interaction and compatibility between different components or modules of a system.
7. A type of testing that identifies vulnerabilities and weaknesses in a system's security measures and ensures its protection against unauthorized access.
8. A type of testing performed by the internal teams to identify and fix issues before releasing the software to external users.
9. A type of testing performed to ensure that changes or enhancements in code do not adversely affect the existing functionality.