This chapter summary discusses software testing and evaluation. It covers comparing solutions to specifications, generating test data, different levels of testing, using live data, benchmarking, and quality assurance. Documentation and communication are important parts of reporting test results. Testing ensures software meets specifications and finds errors by using appropriate test data to check all parts of a program. Different levels of testing include unit, program, and system testing. Live data testing uses real data under real-life conditions. Benchmarking assesses performance against standards. Quality assurance procedures help ensure software meets criteria for correctness, reliability, efficiency, integrity, and maintainability.