PMI-ACP · Question #365
Testing that often occurs between "Done" and "Done, Done" is:
The correct answer is A. Exploratory testing. In Agile, 'Done' typically means a feature is developed and passes automated/unit tests, while 'Done, Done' means it is fully tested, accepted, and ready for release. Exploratory testing - informal, unscripted testing where testers actively investigate the product - commonly…
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Testing that often occurs between "Done" and "Done, Done" is:
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- AExploratory testing
- BAcceptance testing
- CUnit testing
- DTest driven development
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(38 responses)- A82% (31)
- B5% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D11% (4)
Explanation
In Agile, 'Done' typically means a feature is developed and passes automated/unit tests, while 'Done, Done' means it is fully tested, accepted, and ready for release. Exploratory testing - informal, unscripted testing where testers actively investigate the product - commonly occurs in this gap. It helps surface unexpected edge cases and usability issues that scripted tests miss, making it a natural bridge between a feature being technically complete and truly shippable.
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