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1.Basic difference between Integration and System testing, and when they are occur exactly in TLC?2.How we can browse?3.Can we identify what kind of test case is written, with only testing knowledge?4.Can u give me the contents of Unit,Integration, and System test cases?
sireesha
- Feb 18th, 2014
Difference Between Functional Testing and Regreesion testing?
Chandra Patturu
- Oct 11th, 2012
Integration testing in order to form all developed indusial modules into single module or system to verify interface between those components are integrated correctly or not is called as integration t...
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What is Agile Testing?
ER_VEN
- May 20th, 2012
Agile is a methodology of development/testing. Let us take and classic example of Yahoo Mail, which everyone might have used. 1. The entire project would be decided to be completed on a specific tim...
Dillip Palai
- Apr 25th, 2012
Agile testing is a software testing practice that follows the principles of agile software development. Agile testing does not emphasize testing procedures and focuses on ongoing testing against newly...
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Acceptance Testing
Testing conducted to enable a user/customer to determine whether to accept a software product. Normally performed to validate the software meets a set of agreed acceptance criteria.
geethathiraviam
- Nov 13th, 2009
The users of the software may carry out acceptance testing to confirm that the system works as expected and to gain confidence that it has met the requirements.
Nimishre
- May 14th, 2007
Acceptance testing is usually done by the end user or business to see whether the product is meeting or satisfying their resquirements or need.
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How to write a good testcase?give example
divyag
- Jan 9th, 2011
To write good testcase it should be likeVerifying the objectiveEasy to maintainLess no. of testcases covering max functionalitiesEasy to understand.
jithender_karivedha
- Sep 1st, 2008
Uncover maximium number of errors or Bugs with minimium testcases, then the test case is considered a Good Testcase.
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Is bug life cycle and defect life cycle are same?if yes plz define those two?
ladeepthi
- Dec 4th, 2009
A human being make an error, which produces a defect (fault,bug) in the code in software or a system or in a document. If a defect in code is executed the system will fail (failure)This is according to ISTQB. This means bug and defect are same. so the answer to the question is "Yes"
Tiger2k
- Mar 3rd, 2008
As far as the life cycle goes( bug & defect) both follow the same life cycle.However Bug and defect are not same.Bug is a faultmistake in a program which that prevents it from behaving as int...
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What exactly meaning of Regression testing?
testing.siva
- Jun 17th, 2008
It is nothing but retest a bug if it affects the existing modules..if am wrong pls correct me..
j_madhuri
- Dec 12th, 2007
Testing the application with all the test cases to check whether there is any effect on other components of the application due to the modification of the code.We should do regression testing only after resolvung all the issues.
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What is SDLC and STLC , what is relationship between them
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testingeek- Member Since Jan-2008 | Feb 3rd, 2008
SDLC is the main process in the developement of a software.
The approcah generally depends on the framework that is followed like CMMI , SPICE etc. and the methodology used to build the product e.g Waterfall, agile etc.
The general appraoch in SDLC though is :
1. Domain analysis. (done by either and/or customer and Business analyst)
re element analysis : SAG (software architecture group-> analyst, PM's, SQA managers etc....)
3.Scope analysis
4.Specification -->(client, system analyst)
5.Design -->( Low level, High Level)
6. Coding --> developers
7. Testing--->testers
8. Documentation --> testers, dev, tech writers
9. Sign off -->after UAT by customers
STLC :
is related to SDLC but does not start at step 7 if a good product roll out is intented.
Senior test analyst get involved in the Req analysis to get an idea of the requirements and spot gaps in requirements.
2) During Design phase the work with developers to decide what aspects are testable as well as help with Unit testcase review if possible
3)Test planning: Deciding the scope, strategy and enviornment and risks in testing -> done by Lead or senior testers
4)Test developement ; Writing testcases, scenarios, Scripts, procedures etyc
5)Execution : excuting testcases and capturing the results--> junior testers
6)Reporting:logging bugs found. Done by junior testers.
repeat of 5) and 6) in cycles of testing and resolution of defects.
This is closely related to the Bug life cycle.
SDLC is the master cycle and STLC is a sub cycle of the same.Prabhu Prasad Mishra
- Apr 25th, 2014
V-Model forms a relation between SDLC and STLC. Req Spec-------------->User Acceptance Testing Functional Spec------------------>System Testing High Level Design------------------->Integration Testing...
abusaud
- Jul 8th, 2008
SDLC:-Software development Life CycleSTLC:-Software Test Life Cycle Information gatheringAnalysisDesigningCodingTestingImplementationRelease & MaintenanceSoftware testing life cycle(STLC) cov...
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What exactly ad-hoc testing is? At what situation it is prompt to implement?
lakshmi chowdary
- Dec 12th, 2012
In Adhoc testing is randomly testing, in this tester will decide expected result directly from requirements.
Adhoc testing is doing without testcases.
Difference between Adhoc testing is doing with experience
and exploratory testing is doing without knowledge.HelenWheels
- Oct 21st, 2008
It is the practice of running tests outside of documented test scenarios and test cases. Ad hoc testing is usually performed when a perceived defect is discovered or suspected and there are no documented test cases that would test that possible defect.
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Software Testing Definitions
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