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Differences between Quality Assurance


and Quality Control
Difficulty Level : MediumLast Updated : 08 May, 2019

Quality Assurance:
Quality assurance is a method of making the software application with less
defects and mistakes when it is finally released to the end users.
Quality Assurance is defined as an activity that ensures the approaches,
techniques, methods and processes designed for the projects are
implemented correctly. It recognizes defects in the process. Quality
Assurance is completed before Quality Control.

Quality Control:
Quality Control is a software engineering process that is used to ensure that
the approaches, techniques, methods and processes are designed in the
project are following correctly. Quality control activities operate and verify
that the application meet the defined quality standards.

It focuses on examination of the quality of the end products and the final
outcome rather than focusing on the processes used to create a product.

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Below are the differences between Quality Assurance and Quality Control:

Quality Assurance (QA) Quality Control (QC)

It focuses on providing assurance It focuses on fulfilling the


that quality requested will be quality requested.
achieved.

It is the technique of managing It is the technique to verify


quality. quality.

It does not include the execution of It always includes the


the program. execution of the program.

It is a managerial tool. It is a corrective tool.

It is process oriented. It is product oriented.

The aim of quality assurance is to The aim of quality control is to


:
prevent the defects. identify and improve the
defects.

It is a preventive technique. It is a corrective technique.

It is a proactive measure. It is a reactive measure.

It is responsible for full software It is responsible for software


development life cycle. testing life cycle.

Example: Verification Example: Validation

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