Quality Control Tests That Are Effective Must Be Objective, Quantitative

question 5

True/False

Quality control tests that are effective must be objective, quantitative, and easy and can be done very quickly.

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Definitions:

Implicit Type Coercion

The automatic conversion of a value from one data type to another by the compiler, often for compatibility in operations.

Data Type

A classification identifying one of various types of data, such as integer, floating-point, or string, that determines the possible values for that type.

Single Line Comments

A programming convention used to annotate code with explanations or notes, not executed by the compiler or interpreter.

Unique Operator

A theoretical concept or specific operator in programming that performs a distinct operation not duplicated by any other operator.