Integration Testing? Critical defects identified? And how?

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Integration testing is a process of testing the interaction between different components of a system.

Integration testing ensures that the individual components of a system work together as expected.
It involves testing the interfaces and interactions between different modules or subsystems.
Critical defects in integration testing can be identified through thorough test coverage and analysis.
Defects can be identified by comparing expected and actual results, monitoring system behavior, and analyzing error logs.
Automated test scripts can be used to simulate real-world scenarios and identify critical defects.
Defects can also be identified through manual testing and user feedback during integration testing.

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