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A software tester self-educates any topic related to software testing, whether towards to a tool or a certificate.
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My team codes in one language, I want to test using another. What can go wrong?
I agree that the language in general wont matter but with this caveat: since the product is coded in .Net you might look at the latest test tools that Microsoft includes with the tester edition of VS. …
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