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What are the difference steps followed for web based and windows based application in manual testing?What is Validation and Verification?Which test/tool is followed in Validation n Verification?Pls. answer me ASAP. Its been asked in the interview
Sujatars
- Jan 9th, 2007
Verification ensures that the system complies with organizations standards & processess,relying on the review of non executable methods.i.e by static methodsIt is simply verifying Are we buil...
vijay
- Nov 4th, 2006
Verification:a)are we building the right product.b)involves static methods like walkthroughs and reviews,inspections.Validation:a)are building product right or not.b)involves dynamic methods i.e.,actual system testing.
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Why is testing done? Why does QC perform testing? How if testing diff from Internal Review and peer level revew? When to stop testing?
srilathareddy
- Feb 12th, 2007
Testing is done inorder to provide quality to the product to satisfy customer requirements
Sujatars
- Jan 9th, 2007
Testing is done to ensure that the s/w develooped is defect free & as per the requirements specified by te customer. QC is defined as the processes & methods used to compare product quali...
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What is the final Stage of Integration Testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 20th, 2009
The final stage of integration testing is to combine all software components (or modules) into an organized meaningful whole and perform system testing to verify all pieces work properly in concert with one another.
kiran
- Feb 6th, 2007
Hi,
After integration testing we will do system testing. Here the question is final stage of integration testing right so you should test all the units. As jainbrijesh says it depends on the application & tester approch -
What is path coverage?
Mukta
- Dec 25th, 2016
Path coverage is even more powerful than Branch Coverage.
This technique is useful for testing the complex program.kurtz182
- Dec 3rd, 2009
Path coverage is a white-box testing concept that considers the possible paths of the software under test. One way to better understand path coverage is to create a graphical diagram o...
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What is Test Automation?
kurtz182
- Dec 3rd, 2009
Test Automation is the use software to execute tests rather than executing them manually. Test Automation sets up the preconditions, executes the test, compares the actual outcomes to expec...
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
Conducting testing process with the help of automation testing tools is known as Test Automation i.e excution of test cases on the software build
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In a Test Plan, the Features to be Tested and the Features not to be tested are generally included, is there any rationale behind why this should be or should not be included in a Test Plan?
kurtz182
- Dec 3rd, 2009
The 'Features to be Tested' and the 'Feature not to be tested' are included in the Test Plan for the following reasons:PRIMARY REASONA Test Plan is typically reviewed by all relevant s...
Bhargavi
- Jan 25th, 2007
Every release will have a Scope. There will be some areas which will not be covered in the present build. So it is mentioned in the Test Plan that test cases which will cover those areas will not be tested. This will ease the test case preparation and avoid unnecessary work
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What are the main elements of a test plan? What relates to training? What is the objectif?
mithr17
- Nov 1st, 2011
None have addressed the last part of the question. I think Ginette meant "objective" of test plan and not objectif. Test plan objectives: 1. Defining the activities required to prepare for and conduc...
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
Q1: What are the main elements of a test plan?a) Introduction- Purpose- Product description- System architectureb) Scope - Test coverage- Features to be tested (in scope)- Features not to be tes...
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Report Bugs in Manual Testing
How a tester report the bugs in manual testing?
mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
All these kind of questions stem from not having real-time experience. Trust me when you join a company all these will vanish from your mind! Manual or automation, you as QA have to log the bug. It ...
gsrmohan
- Feb 19th, 2011
Generally Bugs are reported with the help of Bug Tracking tools ( Like bugzilla, TeamTrack, Test Director ,Quality Centre or any other such tools)You can also have your organization built in tools.or you can use excel sheets also.
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Which test cases your select for Retest and Regression testing?
If you have 100 test cases, in that 80 passed and 20 failed,
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What is ithe significance of v-model in software testing?
umesh
- Sep 25th, 2007
It is widely used model. Here writing test plans and test cases starts at the initial phase i.e. during designing phase of SDLC and the test cases execution is done after coding.Requirement??----...
Sandeep Koul
- Apr 20th, 2007
hi Rajneesh thankx for the reply but I guess , analysis comes first Business logic &Requirement specification --------> A...
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How can you know if a test case is necessary?
Pls put your opinions.
suma_806
- Nov 30th, 2005
From the SRS we can know, whether the test case is necessary. Generally each and every part of the SRS we should write the Test case.Regards,Suma
emran
- Nov 26th, 2005
Every thing in testing must have test cases we came to know from the SRS,FRSdepends upon those doc.s we'll decide whether it is a mandatory r optional if mandatory we'll write test cases if optional we don't
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What is the difference between system testing and functional testing?I know the definition of both, only want to know what is exact difference and when & why to implement.Thanks,Rohan
Ravi81
- Jun 27th, 2009
Functional Testing:Testing that ignores the internal structures of the software and focuses on the output generated in response to selected input and output conditions.System Testing:Modules consist o...
manoj dubey
- Aug 25th, 2007
Functional Testing: Functional Testing is part of System tesing.System Testing : System Testing is most important level of testing.
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What is meat by error feeding
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 21st, 2006
Hi,Error feeding: The process of intentionally adding known faults to those already in the aplication for the purpose of monitoring the rate of detection and removal, and estimating the number of faults remaining in the program.RegardsPrasad
BISWAJIT PANI
- Jun 14th, 2006
Error Feeding means we have to feed some error input during testing same as negative testing.so if we will feed that invalid input to the application then the application should not accept that input ...
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What is the difference between SRS and BRS?
snreddy
- Feb 7th, 2008
SRS is a Software /System Requirement specification,it is a MS word doc. which defines the complete business functionalities of the particular applicationSRS designed by System AnallystBRS is a B...
asha.kapalavai
- Dec 6th, 2007
BRS- business requirements specificationBusiness analyst will interact with the client and will form Brs document, it containsscope of the project,business rules,client requirements in depth.based on ...
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Test Schedule :- If an application has 100 pages to be tested.How much time it will take?How u caluculate?(It Depemds upon the Complexity of the functionlity is know factor)
mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
Many a times interviewers tend to trick you by adding specifics to simple questions like "how do you estimate QA time?"
1 page or 100,000 pages answer is the same..mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
I second "sandeepkashyap "
It depends on what is in those 100 pages. So general estimation is 30% - 40% of development time. Or look as past project data - # of QA hrs consumed in each phase of testing. -
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What are the types of functional testing?
pavanswapna
- Sep 15th, 2006
I guess, the types of functinal testing are1. Equivalent partitioning2. Boundary analysis
Vishal Bhalla
- Jul 20th, 2006
Functional TestingIntegration Testing Smoke testing / Sanity testing System Testing Regression Testing User Acceptance Testing Alpha TestingBeta Testing Globalization TestingLocalization TestingNon-Fu...
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What is grey box testing??
Dharmakrishnan
- Dec 12th, 2006
Hi Grey box testing is one type of testing where the tester use both the white and black box type of testing
sudhakar2068
- Sep 28th, 2006
Gray Box Testing: A combination of Black Box and White Box testing methodologies: testing a piece of software against its specification but using some knowledge of its internal workingssudhakar kolla.My Email:kollasudhakar2005@yahoo.co.in.My Number:09819859346.
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