Dynamic Testing is a software testing method that involves executing the code to identify defects and ensure that the software behaves as expected. This type of testing focuses on the dynamic behavior of the application during runtime, allowing testers to observe how the software responds to various inputs and conditions. Unlike Static Testing, which examines the code without executing it, dynamic testing provides real-time feedback on the software's performance. It includes various techniques such as unit testing, integration testing, and system testing, all aimed at validating the functionality and reliability of the software before it is released to users.