Investigating the Role of Exploratory Testing in Agile Software Development: A Case Study Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.47363/9t0dhh66Keywords:
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), Exploratory, Agile Testing, Software QualityAbstract
This abstract provides a thorough examination of the critical function of exploratory testing in the framework of Agile software development approaches,drawing conclusions from a careful examination of case studies. Agile approaches have become a top framework for encouraging adaptability, cooperation,and continuous improvement in response to the software development processes' ever-increasing complexity and quick evolution. In such a dynamic environment, exploratory testing is a vital tool that helps teams discover bugs, iteratively explore software features, and improve testing methods. This paper clarifies the complex interactions between exploratory testing and Agile principles, illuminating their effects on project outcomes, team dynamics, and product quality through a thorough analysis of several case studies taken from various industry contexts. This study offers useful insights and suggestions for improving testing procedures and streamlining software development processes by combining empirical data and theoretical frameworks to better understand how exploratory testing can be successfully integrated into Agile environments. Finally, this study emphasises the importance of exploratory testing as a fundamental component of Agile approaches and argues for the deliberate application of this practice to promote innovation, flexibility, and quality control in contemporary software development projects.
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