In the context of Zillexit software, the systematic evaluation of the software is an integral process. This process aims to identify defects, assess quality, and verify that the software meets specified requirements and user expectations. For example, it can encompass unit tests, integration tests, system tests, and acceptance tests, among others, each focusing on a different level of the software’s functionality and performance.
Its importance lies in ensuring reliability, security, and user satisfaction. Through rigorous evaluation, potential problems are identified and rectified before deployment, minimizing risks and costs associated with post-release failures. Historically, the approach to software evaluation has evolved from ad-hoc methods to structured and automated techniques, reflecting the increasing complexity of software systems and the demand for higher quality.