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Manual Testing

Manual testing is the process where testers manually operate and evaluate a software application or system without using any automated tools to identify defects. It involves executing test cases and comparing the actual outcomes with expected results. This type of testing is crucial for understanding the user experience and identifying user interface issues, compatibility issues, and other defects that automated testing might miss. Manual testing requires a significant amount of time and human resources, making it an essential yet resource-intensive part of the software development lifecycle (SDLC).