Knowing when to stop testing is one of the biggest challenges in software testing. This challenge stems from the fact that exhaustive testing is practically impossible due to constraints of time and resources. Testers must decide when enough testing has been done to ensure an acceptable level of quality and risk. This decision is often based on various factors such as coverage of requirements, defect discovery rates, risk assessments, and project timelines.
References:
"Software Testing: A Craftsman's Approach" by Paul C. Jorgensen.
ISTQB Foundation Level Syllabus.
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