DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INTEGRATION AND ACCEPTANCE TESTING.

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Integration testing checks if individual modules work together, while acceptance testing checks if the system meets requirements.

Integration testing verifies the interaction between different modules of the system.
Acceptance testing checks if the system meets the requirements and specifications.
Integration testing is done before acceptance testing.
Integration testing is usually done by developers, while acceptance testing is done by end-users or clients.
Integration testing can be automated, while acceptance testing is usually manual.
Example of integration testing: testing the interaction between the database and the application.
Example of acceptance testing: testing if the system meets the user requirements and specifications.

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