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which type of companies will use v model ?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 0 Last Update: September 04, 2007     Asked by: joseph 
  
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Can anybody help me for this questionWhat types of Tests are Load Testing,Performance Testing, stress Testing ?whether they are positive type or Negative Type can i have example also Please
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