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1.CODING VS DESIGNING
Before we begin with the differences let us discuss, what coding and designing is in software engineering. Coding vs Designing. In software engineering there are certain steps followed in order to develop an effective software and Coding is one of the crucial phase.

2.TEST STUB VS TEST DRIVE
Test stubs are the non-functional programs that imitates the regulation of a module in the source code of a software's self contained part.
Test drives are the small codes that passes test control/intervention to another code.It usually provides a testing surroundings to a separate component of the source code. 

3.FAULTS VS FAILURES
A software fault is a programming error that is not figured out or we can say that software fault is a hidden programming error. It may cause a software failure. Deviation of software's performance or behavior from expectations is software failure. These may be manifested due to faults in software.
So now let us discuss Difference between software faults and failures.

4.WHITE BOX TESTING VS BLACK BOX TESTING
The testing technique which deals with the program code of system under test is called as white box testing.Obviously for doing so the internal structure of the software must be known and hence generally performed by a software developer. The testing technique which deals with the functionality of system under test is called as black box testing. There is no need to know the internal structure and implementation of the software to perform this. Generally independent software testers are hired to perform this. 

5.VERIFIATION VS VALIDATION
Verification is defined as the process of evaluating and examining products of a development phase to find out whether they meet the specified and necessary requirements or not. Validation is defined as the process of evaluating and examining software product at the end of development phase to figure out whether the software conform the customer's expectations and requirements.

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