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Differentiate between sitp and utp in testing?

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SITP - System Integration Test Plan - This test is performed in an integrated mode usually by the testing team.
UTP - Unit Test Plan - This test plan is performed at the smallest level or in a standalone mode. It is usually performed by the developers.   Your Comment




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