Software testing as two core questions:
- What would happen if …?
- A tester is someone who ask questions and do what the users would never do ,
- A good tester asks good questions
- Does it matter?
- Are you OK with this?
- Is it something that matters to someone who matters?
Very related to Testing AND Checking
- Checking is something that we do with the motivation of confirming existing beliefs.
- Testing is a process of exploration, discovery, investigation, and learning.
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