User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is a type of testing performed by end-users to ensure that the mobile application meets their requirements and expectations.

Functional testing is a type of testing that focuses on verifying that the application behaves as expected and meets the user requirements.

Logcat, Stetho, and Android Debug Bridge (ADB) are all commonly used tools for debugging mobile applications.

A test plan defines the scope and objectives of the testing process, identifies the resources required for testing, and specifies the test cases to be executed.

Load Testing, Stress Testing, and Endurance Testing are all common types of performance testing in mobile application testing.

A bug report documents a bug found in the application, provides information about the bug to the development team, and tracks the progress of bug fixing.

Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, and Risk Assessment are all common types of security testing in mobile application testing.

A test case defines the steps to be taken to test a specific feature or functionality of the application, specifies the expected results of the test, and provides a way to track the progress of testing.

User Experience Testing, Task Analysis, and Heuristic Evaluation are all common types of usability testing in mobile application testing.

A test suite groups related test cases together, organizes test cases in a logical manner, and facilitates the execution of test cases.

Device Compatibility Testing, Operating System Compatibility Testing, and Network Compatibility Testing are all common types of compatibility testing in mobile application testing.

A test report documents the results of the testing process, provides information about the bugs found in the application, and tracks the progress of bug fixing.

Record and Playback Testing, Data-Driven Testing, and Keyword-Driven Testing are all common types of automation testing in mobile application testing.

A test environment provides a controlled environment for testing the application, ensures that the application is tested on a variety of devices and operating systems, and facilitates the execution of test cases.

Unit Regression Testing, Integration Regression Testing, and System Regression Testing are all common types of regression testing in mobile application testing.