Can Testing: Types and Uses for Effective Software Development

'Functional Testing': Tests if software functions as expected, covering input/output, calculations, data storage, etc.

'Performance Testing': Evaluates software performance under different loads, measuring response time, throughput, and concurrent users.

'Security Testing': Assesses software security against vulnerabilities, data breaches, and authentication flaws.

'Compatibility Testing': Checks software compatibility across operating systems, browsers, and devices (mobile, desktop, various OS versions).

'User Experience Testing': Evaluates user interface and experience for ease of use, layout, colors, and fonts.

'Internationalization Testing': Ensures software adapts to different languages and cultural settings, including character sets, time formats, and currency symbols.

'Regression Testing': Verifies software still functions correctly after bug fixes or new feature additions.

'Interface Testing': Checks the proper functioning of interfaces between software and other systems or components.