Test Execution
Test Execution refers to the process of running tests on a software application in order to identify any defects or issues. It is an essential part of the test planning process, as it allows testers to validate that the software meets the specified requirements and performs as expected. Test execution typically involves creating test cases, executing those test cases, and documenting the results. This information can then be used to evaluate the quality of the software and identify areas for improvement. In the context of software, software testing, and test planning, test execution is the process of putting the plans into action and verifying that the software functions as intended.