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Agile Testing

Agile Testing is a collaborative approach to testing software that emphasizes flexibility, feedback, and short testing cycles called "sprints.". It focuses on delivering high-quality software in shorter cycles and adapting to changes quickly. This method breaks down projects into smaller, manageable pieces, allowing teams to respond quickly to changes and deliver value incrementally.

Example: A company is building a new mobile app and uses Agile Testing. Instead of planning the entire project upfront, they work in two-week sprints. In the first sprint, they develop and test the core login feature. In the next sprint, they add the ability to reset a password. In a later sprint, they might add social media login options. This iterative process allows them to get early feedback and adapt the app's features based on what users actually need.