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Dynamic Testing

Dynamic Testing is a software testing method that involves executing the code to evaluate functional behavior, memory, and CPU usage. It's a way to validate that the software works as expected when it's actually running, including how it handles inputs and responds to different conditions. Dynamic testing is important to find bugs that can't be found during static code analysis, like runtime errors, performance issues and security vulnerabilities.

Example: Running a login feature to measure response time and resource usage.