Q. How does Scalability Testing differ from Load Testing?

A
It tests normal load, while Load Testing tests extreme conditions
B
It assesses the system's ability to scale up or down, while Load Testing checks specific load levels
C
It focuses on user interface, while Load Testing focuses on data
D
It is manual, while Load Testing is automated
Solution:

Scalability Testing measures how well the system can handle growth (e.g., more users or resources), while Load Testing focuses on specific load scenarios.

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