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Software Verification and validation are the processes in which we check a product against its specifications and the expectations of the users who will be using it. It is possible that software is verified but not validated because during the requirements engineering phase, user needs might not have been captured precisely or the analyst might have missed a major stakeholder in the analysis. Now, let’s suppose during requirement engineering phase, users requirements are captured precisely and comprehensively. Do you think there is a need of validation? Is it a wastage of resources if we perform validation in said scenario? Justify your answer with very solid reasons (3-5) in either case.
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