Multiple choice technology testing

We split testing into distinct stages primarily because:

  1. Each test stage has a different purpose

  2. It is easier to manage testing in stages

  3. We can run different tests in different environments

  4. The more stages we have, the better the testing
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Explanation

Testing is split into distinct stages primarily because each stage serves a different purpose - unit testing checks individual components, integration testing checks interfaces, system testing checks the whole system, etc. This separation ensures comprehensive coverage.

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