If there are 200 test cases, is random testing effective? If not, what can be done to cover all test cases effectively? If it is not possible to execute all 200 test case, in that case, what will you do?

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Jyothi

  • Jan 3rd, 2013
 

Random is never effective. In the given time, among the 200 test cases, the test cases with main functionality should be checked first.

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Raghav

  • Feb 7th, 2013
 

There is a concept called Orthogonal Array. If you have different modules and if it can be split up into factors and levels, this technique will give you the best possible combination to achieve the optimal best coverage. E.g: The fruit basket you have can withstand only 5 kg wait. If you have all fruit varieties and vegetable varieties each having different shapes and weight, this technique will come up with the required no. of test cases to optimally cover all fruits and vegetables combination. Note: This approach is applicable only where you have different combinations to be tested.

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Sara Mdu

  • Jul 28th, 2015
 

How to find that main functional test case?

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sankari

  • Aug 3rd, 2015
 

We may go and do smoke testing, where we check the critical features with two or few basic test cases that works in each and every module.

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Ashit Nalawade

  • Oct 2nd, 2015
 

Actually random testing is not compulsory to do it, but it is good approach to do. To make our product more stable but more focus on functional integration, system testing, if we will get time then do random testing.

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