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Software testing is a test strategy to evaluate the functionality of the software application with an intent to find whether the actual software product can match the expected requirements and to ensure that the software is free of any defects. It executes the software component to evaluate properties of interest using manual and automated tools. The purpose of software testing is to find the error, gaps, defects, and missing requirements in contrast to actual requirements.