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Software Testing Basics: Complete Guide to QA Fundamentals

Published on
December 8, 2025
Rishabh Kumar
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Software testing transformed from manual checkbox validation to intelligent, autonomous quality assurance. Every digital system powering healthcare, finance, retail, and manufacturing depends on software that executes billions of transactions daily. Testing ensures these systems work correctly, adapt to continuous change, and deliver experiences users trust.

Traditional testing approaches struggle under modern demands: applications update daily, user expectations rise constantly, and manual processes cannot scale. The enterprise quality crisis costs organizations an average of $5.6M annually in production defects, delayed releases, and customer churn.

AI-native testing platforms now deliver what manual and scripted approaches cannot: 95% self-healing accuracy, 88% maintenance reduction, and 10x speed improvements. This guide explains software testing fundamentals and demonstrates why intelligent automation became inevitable for competitive enterprises.

What is Software Testing?

Software testing is the systematic evaluation of applications to verify they function correctly, meet requirements, and deliver intended outcomes. Testing identifies defects before reaching users, validates business logic, and ensures software performs reliably under real world conditions.

Modern software testing encompasses functional validation (does the feature work?), integration verification (do components interact correctly?), performance assessment (does it scale?), security evaluation (is it protected?), and user experience confirmation (is it intuitive?).

Effective testing provides three essential outcomes: risk mitigation (prevents costly production failures), quality assurance (maintains user satisfaction), and accelerated delivery (enables confident rapid releases).

The Testing Imperative: Why Testing Matters More Than Ever

Enterprise software failures create cascading business consequences. When banking systems fail during peak hours, organizations lose millions in transaction revenue and face regulatory penalties. When healthcare applications crash during patient interactions, lives become endangered. When retail platforms break during promotional events, customer trust evaporates permanently.

Quality issues cost enterprises exponentially more as they progress through development cycles. Defects discovered during requirements cost $100 to fix. The same defect found in production costs $15,000. Organizations shipping untested code accumulate technical debt that compounds maintenance burden by 40% annually.

Modern applications add unprecedented complexity: microservices architectures connect hundreds of interdependent components, third party integrations multiply failure points, continuous deployment pushes updates hourly, and user expectations demand flawless experiences across devices.

Testing became the bottleneck organizations cannot ignore. Traditional manual testing requires 475 person days per release for major enterprise systems. Legacy automation frameworks demand months of scripting, then break with every UI change. QA teams spend 80% of time maintaining existing tests rather than expanding coverage.

Core Testing Principles Every Organization Should Follow

  • Test Early, Test Often: Waiting until development completes creates expensive rework cycles. Testing should begin during requirements definition and continue throughout implementation. Early defect detection costs 100x less than production fixes and prevents compounding integration issues.
  • Automate Relentlessly: Manual testing cannot scale to modern release velocities. Organizations deploying daily require automated regression suites executing thousands of scenarios overnight. Automation enables continuous testing that provides immediate feedback to development teams.
  • Prioritize Based on Risk: Not all functionality carries equal business impact. Critical user journeys (authentication, transactions, data handling) demand comprehensive coverage. Lower priority features may accept lighter validation. Risk based testing allocates resources where defects cause maximum damage.
  • Maintain Test Independence: Tests should execute reliably in any sequence without dependencies. Independent tests enable parallel execution, simplified debugging, and consistent results. Interdependent tests create maintenance nightmares where one failure cascades through entire suites.
  • Design for Maintainability: Test automation becomes worthless if maintenance consumes all capacity. Modular test design, reusable components, and intelligent self-healing keep automation valuable through continuous application changes.

Essential Types of Software Testing

1. Functional Testing

Functional testing validates that software performs specified operations correctly. Testers execute user actions and verify expected outcomes: login functionality authenticates valid credentials, shopping carts calculate totals accurately, search features return relevant results.

This testing type focuses exclusively on what the system does rather than how it performs under load or whether architecture follows best practices. Functional tests simulate real user workflows end to end, ensuring business logic executes correctly.

Modern functional testing leverages AI to dramatically accelerate test creation. Platforms like Virtuoso QA use Natural Language Programming where testers author tests in plain English: "Navigate to homepage, click login button, enter credentials, verify dashboard appears." StepIQ autonomous generation analyzes application structure and suggests comprehensive test coverage automatically.

2. Integration Testing

Integration testing verifies that individual components communicate correctly when combined. Modern applications comprise dozens of microservices, third party APIs, and external systems. Integration testing ensures data flows properly across boundaries and contracts between services remain stable.

This testing validates end to end user journeys spanning multiple systems. An insurance claim submission might trigger: web form submission, API validation, database updates, document storage, email notifications, and external fraud checks. Integration testing confirms this orchestration executes correctly.

Intelligent platforms eliminate traditional integration testing friction by combining UI actions, API calls, and database validations within single test journeys. Virtuoso QA enables testers to build complete business process validation without switching between separate tools for different testing types.

3. Regression Testing

Regression testing confirms existing functionality continues working after code changes. Every new feature or bug fix risks breaking previously working capabilities. Comprehensive regression suites provide safety nets enabling confident frequent releases.

Traditional regression testing creates organizational bottlenecks. Manual execution of 2,000 test cases requires 11.6 days with single testers. Scripted automation breaks constantly as applications evolve, forcing teams into perpetual maintenance cycles.

AI-native platforms transformed regression economics. Virtuoso QA customers reduce regression cycles from 475 person days to 4.5 days through autonomous parallel execution and 95% self-healing accuracy. Tests automatically adapt to UI changes, executing 100,000+ annual validations through CI/CD pipelines without human intervention.

4. End to End Testing

End to end testing validates complete business workflows from user entry through backend processing and back to user display. These tests mirror actual user journeys: customers browsing products, adding items to carts, completing checkout, receiving confirmation, and tracking delivery.

E2E testing exposes integration gaps and real world failures that unit tests miss. While unit tests verify individual functions work correctly, E2E tests confirm entire systems deliver intended business value.

Effective E2E testing requires cross browser validation across 2,000+ OS, browser, and device configurations. Virtuoso QA provides enterprise scale E2E testing with intelligent object recognition that identifies elements through visual analysis, DOM structure, and contextual data, maintaining stability through interface changes.

5. UI and UX Testing

UI testing validates visual interfaces render correctly and interactive elements respond properly. Testers verify buttons click, forms validate inputs, navigation flows logically, and responsive designs adapt across devices.

UX testing evaluates whether interfaces deliver intuitive, efficient user experiences. This testing identifies usability issues: confusing workflows, excessive clicks, inconsistent patterns, accessibility barriers, and performance lags that frustrate users.

Modern platforms combine automated UI validation with visual regression testing. Snapshot comparisons detect unintended visual changes while accessibility scanning ensures compliance with WCAG standards. Virtuoso QA facilitates accessibility testing alongside functional validation without requiring specialized tools.

6. API Testing

API testing validates backend services independently of user interfaces. RESTful endpoints, GraphQL queries, and SOAP services require validation for correct responses, error handling, authentication, and performance under load.

Organizations increasingly adopt API first development where backend capabilities get built and tested before UI implementation. API testing enables earlier quality validation and faster feedback cycles.

Intelligent platforms unify API and UI testing within single workflows. Rather than maintaining separate API test suites in tools like Postman alongside UI automation in Selenium, Virtuoso QA combines both testing types. Testers validate complete scenarios: "Submit form via UI, verify API creates database record, confirm email notification sent."

Manual Testing vs Automated Testing

Manual testing involves humans executing test cases, observing application behavior, and comparing results against expected outcomes. Testers navigate interfaces, input data, verify outputs, and document defects. Manual testing excels at exploratory scenarios where intuition and creativity identify edge cases automated scripts miss.

Automated testing uses software to execute predefined test scenarios without human intervention. Scripts interact with applications, verify expected behaviors, and report results. Automation excels at repetitive validation that executes thousands of times: regression testing, smoke testing, and sanity checks.

The manual vs automated debate presents false dichotomy. Effective testing strategies combine both approaches. Manual testing handles exploratory validation, usability evaluation, and edge case discovery. Automation handles repetitive regression, continuous integration validation, and scale testing.

Traditional automation frameworks (Selenium, Cypress, Playwright) require extensive programming expertise and create maintenance burdens. Tests break with every UI change, forcing teams to spend 80% of capacity maintaining existing automation rather than expanding coverage.

AI-native platforms eliminate this barrier. Natural Language Programming enables non technical testers to create robust automation: "Navigate to inventory page, filter by category Electronics, verify products display sorted by price." Self-healing automatically adapts tests to application changes, reducing maintenance by 88%.

Organizations adopting intelligent automation achieve automated test coverage expanding from 20% to 85% within months. Manual testers transition from repetitive execution to strategic exploratory testing and business process validation.

Testing in Agile and DevOps Environments

Agile methodologies demand continuous testing throughout two week sprints. Traditional testing approaches created bottlenecks: manual testing required days for validation, scripted automation lagged development by sprints, and quality feedback arrived too late for course correction.

Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines require automated testing executing with every code commit. Development teams pushing updates hourly cannot wait days for manual validation. Automated test suites execute in minutes, providing immediate feedback whether changes broke existing functionality.

Shift left testing moves quality validation earlier in development cycles. Rather than waiting until development completes to begin testing, QA teams participate in requirements definition, write acceptance criteria, and prepare test automation before coding starts. Defects cost 15x less when discovered during development versus production.

Modern platforms enable true in-sprint automation. Virtuoso QA customers create automated tests within development sprints rather than accumulating automation debt. Natural Language Programming lets anyone author tests immediately, and Live Authoring provides real time feedback during test creation, eliminating painful write-run-debug cycles.

DevOps teams integrate Virtuoso QA directly with Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, GitLab, and CircleCI. Tests execute automatically on pull requests, scheduled nightly, or triggered by deployment pipelines. Failures generate detailed root cause analysis with screenshots, network logs, and remediation suggestions.

The AI Revolution in Software Testing

Artificial intelligence fundamentally transformed software testing economics. Traditional testing approaches could not scale: manual execution consumed weeks, scripted automation broke constantly, and coverage plateaued at 30% while applications grew exponentially more complex.

Large Language Models brought natural language understanding to test creation. Testers describe scenarios in plain English instead of writing code. Machine learning enables self-healing that automatically updates element selectors when interfaces change. Computer vision provides intelligent object recognition that identifies buttons, forms, and data tables regardless of technical implementation.

AI-native platforms (built from ground up with AI at the core) deliver capabilities impossible with AI-added-later approaches. Autonomous test generation analyzes applications and suggests comprehensive scenarios covering critical user journeys. Intelligent maintenance detects patterns in test failures and auto-fixes recurring issues.

Virtuoso QA demonstrates AI-native testing advantages: 95% self-healing accuracy (versus 60% for competitors adding AI to legacy frameworks), StepIQ autonomous generation that creates 93% of test steps automatically, and AI Root Cause Analysis that diagnoses failures with actionable remediation suggestions.

Watch the video below to understand core Virtuoso QA best practices from journey structure to data and wait management, which together set the foundation for a modern, end-to-end testing strategy

AI-Native vs AI-Added Approaches

Most testing tools retrofitted AI features onto legacy architectures built for manual scripting. These AI-added approaches bolt intelligence onto fundamentally unchanged frameworks still requiring extensive coding and suffering maintenance burdens.

AI-native platforms designed entire architectures around artificial intelligence from inception. Every component leverages machine learning: natural language processing interprets test intent, computer vision identifies interface elements, reinforcement learning optimizes execution strategies, and generative AI creates test variations.

The architectural difference creates performance gaps: AI-added tools achieve 60% self-healing accuracy because underlying frameworks still rely on brittle selectors. AI-native platforms reach 95% accuracy by fundamentally reconsidering element identification through multiple simultaneous strategies.

Organizations evaluating AI testing capabilities should assess: Does the platform require coding for basic scenarios? How much maintenance do tests require through application changes? Can non-technical team members create effective automation? How quickly can teams achieve 80%+ automated coverage?

Virtuoso QA customers without coding experience create comprehensive end to end test suites within weeks. Business analysts author scenarios describing workflows in natural language. Subject matter experts validate business logic without learning Selenium. QA teams scale automated coverage to thousands of tests without expanding headcount.

Test Design and Test Strategy Fundamentals

Effective testing requires strategic planning before execution begins. Test strategy defines overall testing approach: scope, objectives, methodologies, resources, schedules, and success criteria. Well-designed strategies align testing activities with business goals and risk priorities.

Test design translates requirements into specific validation scenarios. Designers analyze specifications, identify testable conditions, create test cases with inputs and expected outputs, and organize scenarios into logical suites. Effective design achieves maximum coverage with minimum redundancy.

Risk based prioritization focuses testing effort where defects cause maximum business impact. Critical payment flows demand exhaustive validation. Administrative interfaces accept lighter testing. Priority matrices classify features by business criticality and technical complexity, directing resources optimally.

Modern platforms accelerate test design through intelligent assistance. Virtuoso QA analyzes application structure and suggests comprehensive scenarios covering common user workflows. Composable Testing provides pre-built libraries for standard enterprise processes: Order-to-Cash, Hire-to-Retire, Procure-to-Pay. Organizations configure these proven patterns to specific implementations rather than designing everything from scratch.

Test strategy increasingly emphasizes continuous validation integrated throughout development cycles. Rather than isolated testing phases, quality activities distribute across requirements (defining testable acceptance criteria), development (authoring automation alongside code), integration (validating component interactions), and production (monitoring real user behaviors).

Building Scalable Test Automation Frameworks

Traditional test automation frameworks require months of architecture planning before teams author first tests. Framework engineers design page object models, create utility libraries, establish naming conventions, and implement reporting mechanisms. This upfront investment delays automation value by quarters.

Legacy frameworks suffer maintenance complexity. When applications change, dozens of test scripts break. Engineers trace failures through abstraction layers to identify root causes. Simple button relocations require updates across hundreds of tests. Teams spend 80% of automation capacity maintaining existing tests rather than expanding coverage.

Intelligent platforms eliminate framework complexity. Virtuoso QA provides enterprise-ready automation infrastructure immediately: Live Authoring for real time test creation, cross-browser execution across 2,000+ configurations, AI-powered self-healing, intelligent reporting with root cause analysis, and CI/CD integrations. Teams create valuable automation from day one.

Scalability requires parallel execution capabilities. Sequential test suites executing 2,000 scenarios require 11.6 days. Parallel execution with 100 concurrent sessions completes identical validation in 1.43 hours, enabling continuous testing that keeps pace with continuous deployment.

Reusability amplifies automation value. Composable Testing libraries let organizations build once and reuse everywhere.

Test Data Management and Generation

Test automation requires realistic data replicating production conditions without exposing sensitive information. Financial testing needs valid account numbers, healthcare testing requires compliant patient records, retail testing demands diverse product catalogs.

Manual test data creation consumes enormous effort. Testers manually build customers, products, orders, and transactions for each test scenario. Data becomes stale as schemas evolve. Privacy regulations prohibit using actual customer information in testing environments.

AI-powered data generation creates realistic synthetic data on demand. Virtuoso leverages large language models to generate contextually appropriate data through natural language prompts: "Create 100 customer records with diverse demographics, valid US addresses, and purchase histories spanning 2 years."

Data-driven testing executes identical scenarios across multiple data sets. Rather than hardcoding values into tests, parameterized automation reads inputs from CSV files, APIs, or databases. Single test scenarios validate hundreds of variations, expanding coverage exponentially.

Effective data management includes teardown automation that resets environments after test execution. Tests should leave systems in known states enabling repeatable execution. Virtuoso QA combines test actions with database validations within single journeys, enabling complete validation and cleanup workflows.

Testing for Accessibility and Compliance

Accessibility testing ensures applications remain usable for people with disabilities. Organizations face legal requirements (ADA, Section 508, WCAG 2.1) mandating accessible digital experiences. Beyond compliance, accessibility expands addressable markets to 1.3 billion people with disabilities globally.

Automated accessibility scanning detects common violations: missing alt text, insufficient color contrast, keyboard navigation gaps, missing ARIA labels. Tools like Axe integrate into testing frameworks, executing accessibility validation alongside functional tests.

Virtuoso facilitates accessibility testing within standard automation workflows. Testers validate screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, color contrast, and semantic HTML structure without requiring specialized accessibility expertise.

Compliance testing validates applications meet industry regulations. Healthcare applications must demonstrate HIPAA compliance. Financial systems require SOC 2 and PCI-DSS validation. Manufacturing faces FDA regulations for quality systems.

Automated compliance testing executes standardized validation scenarios proving regulatory adherence. Rather than annual manual audits, continuous compliance testing provides ongoing assurance and audit trails demonstrating control effectiveness.

Testing Enterprise Business Applications

Enterprise systems (SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, Epic EHR, Dynamics 365, Workday) present unique testing challenges. These platforms undergo frequent updates from vendors, support extensive customization, integrate with dozens of systems, and execute business critical processes where downtime costs millions hourly.

Traditional testing approaches struggle with enterprise complexity. Manual testing cannot keep pace with quarterly vendor updates and continuous customization. Coded automation breaks with every platform release. Test coverage plateaus while business processes multiply.

Composable Testing revolutionizes enterprise application validation. Pre-built automation libraries provide proven test patterns for standard business processes across SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, and other platforms. Organizations configure these components to specific implementations within hours rather than building automation from scratch over months.

Virtuoso customers achieve transformational outcomes in enterprise testing: Global manufacturers reduced ERP testing from 16 weeks to 3 weeks. Insurance enterprises automated 6,000 journeys. Retail chains reduced omnichannel testing by 87%. Healthcare organizations execute complete regression packs in 4.5 person days versus 475 days previously.

Enterprise testing demands production-like environments, realistic data volumes, and integration validation across systems. Effective strategies combine UI testing, API validation, and database verification within comprehensive end to end scenarios.

Cross-Browser and Cross-Device Testing

Applications must function correctly across diverse environments: Windows, macOS, Linux operating systems; Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge browsers; desktop, tablet, mobile devices. Users expect flawless experiences regardless of technology choices.

Maintaining physical device labs costs millions and delays testing. Organizations cannot acquire every device, operating system, and browser combination. Configuration management becomes nightmare as platforms release updates monthly.

Cloud-based testing platforms provide instant access to 2,000+ real browser and device configurations. Virtuoso executes tests in parallel across environments, validating compatibility without physical infrastructure. Tests run simultaneously on Chrome 120 Windows 11, Firefox 121 macOS 14, Safari 17 iOS 17, and dozens of additional combinations.

Responsive design testing validates interfaces adapt correctly across screen sizes. Applications must reorganize layouts, scale images, adjust navigation, and maintain usability from 320px mobile screens to 2560px desktop displays.

Visual regression testing detects unintended interface changes. Automated screenshots capture application state across browsers and devices. Pixel-by-pixel comparisons identify rendering differences that manual observation misses. Teams reviewing thousands of screens quickly spot layout breaks and styling inconsistencies.

Continuous Testing in CI/CD Pipelines

Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipelines enable hourly releases but require automated testing executing with every code commit. Manual testing bottlenecks evaporate through CI/CD integration where test suites execute automatically on pull requests, merges, and deployments.

Modern development workflows demand sub-hour feedback cycles. Developers committing code changes receive test results within minutes, enabling immediate correction before context switching. Delayed feedback multiplies debugging costs 10x as developers lose context and changes accumulate.

Virtuoso QA integrates directly with Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, GitLab, CircleCI, and Bamboo. Organizations trigger test execution through simple API calls or webhook configurations. Tests execute on cloud infrastructure, scaling to hundreds of parallel sessions without provisioning servers.

Effective CI/CD testing strategies implement multiple validation gates: Smoke tests (5 minutes) validate critical functionality before comprehensive regression. Full regression suites (30 minutes) execute nightly, validating complete functionality. Deployment verification tests confirm production releases succeeded.

Intelligent platforms accelerate CI/CD testing through strategic optimization. Virtuoso analyzes test execution patterns and prioritizes scenarios most likely to catch defects. Failed tests execute immediately on subsequent runs, providing fastest feedback on fixes. Parallel execution distributes work across hundreds of concurrent sessions.

Test Reporting, Analytics, and Root Cause Analysis

Effective testing generates enormous data: test results, execution times, failure patterns, coverage metrics, environment configurations. Raw test output provides limited value without intelligent analysis converting data into actionable insights.

Traditional test reports list passed and failed scenarios with basic stack traces. Debugging requires manual investigation: reproducing failures locally, reviewing logs, inspecting UI states, tracing code execution. Engineers spend hours identifying root causes of simple issues.

AI-powered root cause analysis transforms debugging economics. Virtuoso QA automatically diagnoses test failures with comprehensive evidence: screenshots showing exact failure states, network request logs revealing API errors, DOM snapshots capturing element states, performance metrics identifying slowdowns, and actionable remediation suggestions.

Common failure patterns get automatically detected and categorized: element not found indicates UI changes requiring test updates, timeout errors suggest performance degradation, authentication failures point to credential issues. Intelligent categorization accelerates triage, letting teams prioritize genuine defects over environmental issues.

Test analytics provide visibility into quality trends and automation health. Dashboards visualize test coverage by feature, identify flaky tests requiring stabilization, track execution times revealing performance trends, and monitor self-healing activity showing maintenance savings.

Comprehensive test reports integrate with Jira, Xray, and TestRail, automatically creating defect tickets with complete diagnostic information. Rather than manual defect logging, failures generate tickets including reproduction steps, screenshots, logs, and environment details.

Common Testing Challenges and Solutions

  • Challenge: Test Maintenance Consumes All Capacity Traditional automation breaks with every application change. Teams spend 80% time maintaining existing tests rather than expanding coverage.


    Solution: AI-native platforms achieve 95% self-healing accuracy. Virtuoso automatically updates element selectors when interfaces change, reducing maintenance by 88%. Organizations reclaim capacity for strategic testing initiatives.
  • Challenge: Manual Testing Cannot Scale Applications deploy daily, but manual regression requires weeks. Coverage plateaus while business functionality multiplies.


    Solution: Intelligent automation enables non-programmers to create robust tests through Natural Language Programming. Virtuoso customers expand automated coverage from 20% to 85% within months without expanding QA headcount.
  • Challenge: Slow Feedback Delays Releases Manual testing provides results in days. Developers lose context, making defect remediation 10x more expensive.

    Solution: Continuous testing integrated in CI/CD pipelines provides sub-hour feedback. Virtuoso executes comprehensive regression suites overnight, delivering results before teams arrive morning.
  • Challenge: Testing Expertise Bottleneck Automation requires programming skills scarce in QA organizations. SDET hiring costs $150K+ annually while limiting testing velocity.


    Solution: Codeless platforms democratize automation. Business analysts, manual testers, and domain experts author effective tests without coding. Virtuoso enables anyone to create maintainable automation through plain English test descriptions.
  • Challenge: Fragmented Testing Tools Organizations maintain separate tools for UI testing, API testing, performance testing, mobile testing, creating integration complexity and duplicated effort.

    Solution: Unified platforms combine testing types within single workflows. Virtuoso integrates UI actions, API validations, and database verifications in comprehensive end to end scenarios without tool switching.

The Future of Software Testing

Testing evolved from manual checkbox validation to intelligent autonomous quality assurance. Emerging trends accelerate this transformation: Agentic AI creates entire test suites from requirements without human authoring. Predictive analytics identify high-risk code changes requiring focused validation. Self-optimizing test suites automatically refactor for improved maintainability.

Production testing monitors real user interactions, automatically generating test scenarios reflecting actual usage patterns. Synthetic monitoring executes continuous validation in production environments, detecting issues before customers report problems.

Testing increasingly shifts left into requirements and design phases. AI analyzes specifications and identifies ambiguities, missing scenarios, and logical inconsistencies before development begins. Testability becomes architectural requirement rather than afterthought.

Quality responsibility distributes across organizations beyond dedicated QA teams. Developers validate changes before committing code. Product managers define acceptance criteria that automatically generate test scenarios. Business users verify functionality through low-code test authoring.

The competitive advantage compounds for organizations adopting AI-native testing early. Faster release velocities capture market opportunities before competitors. Superior quality drives customer satisfaction and retention. Reduced QA costs fund innovation investments.

Testing bottlenecks that delayed releases for weeks now resolve in hours. Maintenance burdens consuming 80% of capacity drop to 12%. Quality that required 33-person teams now achieves 3x output from 22-person teams. These outcomes seem impossible through traditional approaches, yet organizations worldwide demonstrate results daily.

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