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What is installation shield in testing
rajendratorvi
- Feb 27th, 2006
Install Shield is the software which is used to create the setup files. There is Installation testing which ensures that the user can install the software without any problem and the files are getting...
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What are the different types, methodologies,approaches,Methods in software testing
Sujatars
- Aug 16th, 2007
Different types of testings are many,but methodologies used are :Black box testing and White box testing or a gray box testing
jainbrijesh
- Nov 15th, 2006
White box and Black Box.......................For web we used the term gray box.....................black+white=grey box.
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How many functional testing tools are available?What is the easiest scripting language used?
jainbrijesh
- Nov 15th, 2006
Just do google searh u will get so many tools for function testing. Winruner is most popular.easiest scripting language is vb script.
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What are the differences between interface and integration testing?Are system specification and functional specification the same?What are the differences between system and functional testing?
Sujatars
- Aug 22nd, 2007
Interface testing is to test the behaviour of the application,It basically testing if the data is flowing properly Integration testing is testing all the modules in integrated way , checking for the dependencies and communications between each modules.
Guest
- Sep 3rd, 2006
Interface testing:testing conducted to evaluate whether systems or components pass data and control correctly to one another.Integration testing: Intergration testing is the process of combining...
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What is the Difference between Project and Product Testing?What difference you have observed while testing the Clint/Server application and web server application
Sujatars
- Aug 22nd, 2007
Project : In project testing, the application is developed as per the?clients requirements Product: Organization can develop a particular product and then market it to many clients, also the product can be tailored for each client.
Guest
- Sep 3rd, 2006
Project : To develop the software in our mangement according to the client specification or requirement then it is called as project. Product: To develop the software and marketing our product t...
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What is the difference between a defect and an enhancement?
Sujatars
- Aug 22nd, 2007
Defect is in a problem or issue that causes the software to behave in an inconsistent manner with the requirements or needs of the customer.Enhancement is a suggestions given to improve the quality of an application, its an additional feature added to an application as desired by an end user.
jainbrijesh
- Dec 6th, 2006
Enhancement is adding some new functionality or feature in existing build.Defect is again bug but "Bug with its favourable conditions" which makes it defect.If bug is removed the defect will automatically vanished.
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Live Testing Interview
this is lokesh, can anyone give answers for this questions1.What is the 'Software Quality Gap'?2.How u maintain existing module3.Which functionality is most visible to the user?4.Which functionality has the largest safety impact?5.Which functionality has the largest financial impact on users?6.Which aspects of the application are most important to the customer?7.Which aspects of the application can...
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What are the Key elements of Project Plan which have to be taken care while preparing it?
rani
- Sep 23rd, 2007
Project plan is created by testing manager
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How u write a test script for a application in a different language other than english.
jainbrijesh
- Nov 14th, 2006
No one can write it if he/she does not known that language..........................................ya, one solution may be if the application is for worldwide use, then it will have the language conversion facility, but not always.
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How do you analyze risk
mistrypt
- May 7th, 2008
Risk analysis is always done as a part of test plan activity. Where folowing points are taken in account like..1. which are thefuntionilities are more critical hitting directly customers stocks, data ...
jessa abraham
- Mar 27th, 2008
You can analyze risk on the basis of severity and priority. so one must know the requirement and what you are testing.
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Find the values of each of the alphabets. N O O N S O O N + M O O N J U N E
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Hi all, Sourav here.I have attached some object type question what ever i had faced in interview. if anybody knows the answer please let in through this site.11) Which of the following is not one of the techniques to find defectsa) Operational Techniquesb) Functional Techniquesc) Dynamic Techniquesd) Static Techniques12) The concept of defensive code involves:a) Adding code to a program so that two parts of the program must fail before a major problem can occurb) Adding a syntax checker in the middle of the codec) Adding Throw () and Catch ()d) None of the above13) Quality Assurance methods are usually considereda) Detectiveb) Correctivec) Preventived) Protective14) Who has the primary responsibility of setting the quality culture in the organization?a) Senior Managementb) The Training Deptc) The Quality Deptd) Nobody 15)In statistics, the mean and median are calleda) SPCb) Measures of central tendency c) Variance d) Standard deviatione) Control Chart Values16) Quality principals dictate that the strategic quality plan shoulde) Be written for the quality assurance function f) Identify individual quality programsg) Be incorporated by the quality assurance functionh) Define the size of the quality assurance department17) Pareto analysis will tell usi) Which problem occur most often j) Why problems occurk) Relative value of walkthroughs and inspectionsl) All of the above 18) Total quality management is a common term applied to a quality management system. Total quality management is a) A process to produce zero defectsb) A defect identification strategy c) A management philosophyd) Another way of expressing statistical process control e) A strategy built around using control charts 19) Quality Function Developmenta) Helps an organization to decide how the Quality function is deployedb) Is a systematic method to translate customer wants or needs into product or service c) Is Testing of previously verified program of application d) Is another approach to implementing balance score card method 20) Which of the following are categories of acceptance requirements from user�s point of viewa) Overall software quality requirementsb) Functionality requirementsc) Performance requirementsd) Interface quality requirementse) All are f) None are
bunty prakash
- Aug 11th, 2007
11-->a 12-->c 13-->b 14-->a 15-->d 16-->e 17-->i 18-->c 19-->b 20-->e
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What is Quality? Difference b/w quality and reliability?
bharath
- Dec 15th, 2006
Quality is nothing but psychological feeling of customers.
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What is configuration management?
Himabinduqa
- Jul 9th, 2008
Configuration management: is to validate wheather the applications built are supporting diff technology hardware devices or notex"diff tech printersdiff tech networksdiff tech networks ..etc
sudhamani
- Feb 17th, 2007
Hai...Confiruration management covers the processes used to control,co-ordinate and track:code,requirements,documentation,problems,change requests,designs,tools/compilers/libraries/patches,changes made to them & who makes the changes.thankssudha
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What is the difference between test techniques and test methodology?
quickmy
- Aug 8th, 2008
Software testing methods are traditionally divided into black box testing and white box testing. Software testing techniques can be categorized as automated software testing and manual software testi...
anand
- Oct 2nd, 2006
testing techniques is a way testing technique (security testing,functional testing etc)to be applied on project and and it wll inform to testers by test leadtest methodology or test strategy is a docu...
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Specy the tools used by mnc companys
nkamuni_mca
- Oct 23rd, 2008
The companies uses the following three types of tools1. Functional testing tools: Used for testing the functional aspects of the application Eg QTP, Winrunner2. Management Tools: Used for managing the...
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Did you have any coding standards/conventions? � For example � were prefixes established.
nkamuni_mca
- Oct 30th, 2008
Yes, Every company follows some kind of coding standards(which is internal to the company)?whether it is for programmers for developing an application or it may be developing test scripts used?in testing...Regards,Narin
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If we found the bug in SRS or FRS, how to catogoraize that bug?
nkamuni_mca
- Oct 30th, 2008
In a real time scenario if we find any discripencies or if we think something is wrong in FRS/SRS we will try to fix it with the help of the BA... who is responsible for the document...Regards,Narin Kamuni
Sujatars
- Aug 22nd, 2007
Bugs found in SRS FRS verification can be categorized as document bugs & can be given high priority
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What is testability?
nkamuni_mca
- Oct 30th, 2008
Testability simply means whether we can test it or not....I mean to say we cannot test everything... or everything cannot be test....Regards,Narin
rangunagaraj
- Feb 23rd, 2007
Software testability can be described as 'How easy is it to test a software'.The following check list provides characteristics that lead to testable software.1.operability2.observability3.controllability4.decomposability5.simplicity6.stability7.understandibility
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