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Technical testing is the practice of examining software systems from their foundational elements to their complex interactions, using tools and knowledge to verify functionality, performance, and reliability at multiple levels. Whether you're inspecting network logs, analysing database queries, or investigating responses from application programming interfaces (APIs), technical testing helps you maintain quality through a thorough understanding of the system.

Requirements are documented descriptions of what a system does, how it behaves, and what constraints it must operate within. They're more than just a wish list or a set of features. They are a contract between stakeholders about what will be delivered.

Requirements translate business needs into technical specifications. They ensure that what gets built aligns with business objectives and user needs.

Risk refers to any potential event or condition that could adversely impact the project or product, ranging from minor software bugs to significant issues that harm business operations, reputation, or legal standing.

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