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What is the difference between retest and regression testing?
mithr17
- Oct 17th, 2011
Never heard of "non-regression" testing. Can you please include specifics, so that people like you who are looking for more answers can have their questions answered. :)
gayatri
- Sep 21st, 2011
Regression testing : The focus of regression testing is on retesting the software to check if new defects are not introduced into the software product after certain defects have been fixed.
Retesting : It means checking whether the bug is fixed or not
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What kinds of testing do you know? What is it system testing? What is it integration testing? What is a unit testing? What is a regression testing?
You theoretical background and home work may shine in this question. System testing is a testing of the entire system as a whole. This is what user see and feels about the product you provide. Integration testing is the testing of integration of different modules of the system. Usually, the integration process is quite painful and this testing is the most serious one of all. Integration testing comes...
varshab
- Feb 23rd, 2009
System testing is testing the whole system which comprise of operating system,file system,database management system and hardwares etc.The objective of system testing is verification.Integration...
panthy_reddy
- Feb 20th, 2009
System Testing: Testing the Complete Integrated system that it complies to Requirements specification is called System Testing. Under system testing the entire system is tested against its Functional ...
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What is the testing process?
Verifying that an input data produce the expected output.
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What is the difference between testing and debugging?
Big difference is that debugging is conducted by a programmer and the programmer fix the errors during debugging phase. Tester never fixes the errors, but rather find them and return to programmer.
Karik
- Apr 5th, 2018
Testing: Basically, testing is a process of exploring the system to find defects present in the software, and not only that, this process has to locate the defects and define what will happen once the...
qptopm
- Jun 28th, 2016
Testing is the aim of finding errors. This is done by testers. It proves programmers failures.
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Difference between alpha Testing and beta testing
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sprdpr- Member Since Jul-2008 | Jul 17th, 2008
If the project or product is developed for multiple customers, acceptance testing will be conducted in two phases called Alpha and Beta testing.
Alpha: Acceptance testing conducted by the customer in the developed environment.
This testing will be conducted to identify all the potential issues before releasing it(product/project) to the customers.
Beta: Acceptance testing conducted by the multiple customers in the customer environment.
Alpha and beta always prefered for the products.
Correct me if im wrong.Ezilarasn
- Oct 25th, 2017
Not correct exactly Alpha testing is final Testing befor the S/W is realeased to the general public. It has two phase First Phase Alpha Testing: S/W is tested by developers. They use either debug...
Rajkumar
- Jul 17th, 2014
Alpha Testing Beta Testing (Field Testing) 1. It is always performed by the developers at the software development site. 1. It is always performed by the customers at their own site. 2. S...
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What is testing methodology?Is retesting is regression testing or its a part of regression? (which part bug check)
sheetal1875
- Aug 10th, 2010
Re-testing is testing done to enure that the defect fixed is no longer present in the code.Re-gression Testing is ensuring that the fixed defect didn't resulted in the another defect. So, it is mo...
shalimapranoop
- Jan 30th, 2008
hiTesting methodology is the approach you are using for testing. it is applicable to both SDLC and STLCdifferent models are used for this purpose:- Waterfall model- V Model- Spiral Modeland many more
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What is considered a good test?
Good test is a test covering most of the object's functionality.
kurtz182
- Dec 2nd, 2009
A good test is any test that accurately and thoroughly informs about the state of an application's functionality. A bad test is any test that misinforms about the state of an applicati...
docrams
- Nov 14th, 2007
A good test case is Effective ( find more faults)Exemplary ( represents others)Economic ( Cheap to use)Evolvable(easy to maintain)
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What is monkey testing
ashokrajee
- Jan 30th, 2008
Test the application on the fly , some time test here and some one is test there, but the appliactio works well, does not crash anything
mohan056
- Jan 10th, 2008
Testing the application Randomly with out using the test cases is called monkey testing & it is also called Adoc testing.
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What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
Bug is a error during execution of the program. There are two types of bugs: syntax and logical.
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How to develop a test plan ? How to develop a test case?
Test plan consists of test cases. Test cases you develop according to requirement and design documents of the unit, system etc. You may be asked what would you do if you are not provided with requirements documents. Then, you start creating your test cases based on functionality of the system. You should mention that this is a bad practice since there is no way to compare that what you got is what...
kurtz182
- Dec 3rd, 2009
TEST CASESThe method to develop a test plan has been submitted in another answer.The process used to create test cases are:1) Read and understand all supporting documents and incorporate this kn...
kurtz182
- Dec 3rd, 2009
TEST PLANI will describe the means to develop test cases in another answer. To create a test plan, one must:1) Read and understand all supporting documents and incorporate this knowledge int...
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Minimum Requirement to start Testing
What is the minimum requirement to start testing?
mithr17
- Nov 1st, 2011
Requirements as you think need not be the commonly used term in IT. It can be anything that will help you test the application. So the minimum requirement to start testing from me would be a demo of t...
kurtz182
- Dec 12th, 2009
The answer to this question depends on the type of testing to be performed. I will interpret this question quite literally and answer it this way: Exploratory testing requires minimum reso...
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Wat is smoke testing
kurtz182
- Dec 3rd, 2009
When a build is released to test, the very first thing a tester does is run a 'smoke test' to ensure the software is in a suitable state for testing. A smoke test is superficial software testing...
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
Smoke Test: When a build is received, a smoke test is run to ascertain if the build is stable and it can be considered for further testing. smoke testing can be done for testing the stability of any interim build. Smoke testing can be executed for platform qualification tests.
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Difference between UAT and system testing?
What is the difference between UAT and system testing?
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What is the difference between Test Case and Test Script ?
lishaeva
- Jan 13th, 2012
Test case is a set of conditions we write for which we know the expected output.It may be negative or positive. For ex: (To enter username) case: ...
mfsi_krushnas
- Jan 4th, 2012
Test Cases are collection of instructions which are recorded only for verifying some certain functionality.
These are derived from test condition.
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What is the difference between structural and functional testing?
Structural is a "white box" testing and based on the algorithm or code. Functional testing is a "black box" (behavioral) testing where the tester verifies the functional specification.
Manisha Malhotra
- Nov 24th, 2011
Functional testing (also known as black-box testing), is a software testing approach in which: 1. the tester will have a user perspective in mind, 2. not knowing and doesn't mind how the program work...
Shruti77
- Jul 18th, 2008
Structural testing is a white box testing. where a tester looks into the code and performs the testing.Functional testing is a black box testing. where a tester performs testing without lo...
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Testing Basics Interview Questions
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