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Software testing requires less effort because bugs are easier to fix. Testing methods favor high variable costs over high fixed costs. Most software projects rely on handwritten tests, while hardware projects use automated testing for most bug detection. Cultural path dependence explains much of the difference in test effort allocation.
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