Acceptance testing and V-model

Acceptance testing is a process that verifies that the software meets the customer’s requirements. The V-Model is a software development life cycle that emphasizes the relationship between development and testing. It consists of four stages, namely Requirements, Design, Implementation, and Testing. Each stage has a corresponding testing phase, and acceptance testing is conducted during the testing stage. Acceptance testing ensures that the software meets the customer’s expectations and that it is ready for release to the end-users. The V-Model is advantageous as it provides a clear framework for software development and testing, but it may not be flexible enough to accommodate changes.