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It's easy to get lost in the world of software testing. It's important to understand the software testing types and their value to the software development life cycle. There are many different methods available, such as functional testing , smoke testing, unit testing, acceptance testing, usability testing, and A/B testing; what do they all mean? When and what do you test? And who does the testing? The answers to these questions will vary depending on the type of testing you're doing. This article will discuss how to test an application's functionality and why. Defining Functional Testing The primary objective of functional testing is to validate that the software system's functionalities are working as required. Testing against the business requirements examines all features making sure that they function as expected. This type of testing is performed based on the user's perspective and confirms the software performs the way users expect. Black box testing i...