Final or terminal testing is the last stage of testing a computer program or system to make sure everything works as expected before it's used by everyone. In GCSE Computer Science, this is when you check the whole project, including all its parts and features, to find any remaining errors or bugs. It involves running the program with different inputs to see if it behaves correctly under various conditions. The goal is to ensure the software is error-free and meets all the requirements set out during the planning and design phases. Once final testing is done successfully, the program is considered ready for use.
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