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1. What is black box testing and white box testing ?
Black Box Testing: It is testing of the application or product in which we do not test the back end, internal structure or the code.
White Box Testing: It is a testing of the application or product in which we test the back end, internal structure or the code.
2. What is Software Testing Lifecycle (STLC) ?
The software testing lifecycle is the steps from the beginning to the end of the testing. It involves below steps:
3. What is a test case ?
A test case is a testing artifact that has the testing steps, testing data, preconditions, status(pass/fail), actual result, expected result etc. The test case shows whether the functionality being tested satisfied the software requirement or not.
4. What is a test plan?
A test plan is a document that has a detailed picture of the testing activities to be included in the testing. It has the objectives, schedule, scope, dependencies, entry/exit criteria, pass/fail criteria, resources, and other information related to the testing to be carried out to deliver a quality product.
5. What is non-functional testing ?
The testing which does not include testing of functionality is non-functional testing. Such as performance testing, load testing, security testing, usability testing etc. Similarly, the testing of documents, requirements, environment, network, user access, etc also fall under non-functional testing.
6. What is load testing ?
It is a testing to find out the product or software’s threshold point or limitation. In this, the load is increased to test how much load a software or product can handle or manage before it breaks. In a practical situation, a number of virtual users are created and access the application concurrently by the users. This test determines whether the application remains stable or not under actual load conditions.
7. What is stress testing ?
It is a testing to find out how the application or software behaves when the load is increased up to the breaking point, or the load crosses the threshold. This testing is done to check the application response in abnormal conditions. We check if the system reaches the breaking point, does it show the right error message, does it recover after it fails.
8. What is regression testing ?
A regression testing is a testing of a product or software after a new fix or change has been added to the product. After a fix or change has been added, then we have to test the new functionality which was fixed or changed, or newly added. Regression testing comes into the picture after we do the testing of the new functionality. We test the overall product to test if the remaining functionality is working fine or not, if the new functionality has impacted other existing functionality or not. To check if there are any new bugs because of the change.
9. What is verification and validation ?
Verification: It determines if the software or product meets the business requirement or specifications.
Validation: It determines if the software or product meets the client’s expectations.
10. What is the difference between Verification and Validation ?
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1. Verification is the process of determining if the product meets the business requirements or specifications.
2. We test the design, codes, data, front end, back end.
3. Done while the product is under development.
4. Involves low level testing such as reviews, inspections, analysis.
5. Finds bugs early
6. Verification is done before Validation
7. Tested by software testers, QAs
1. Validation is the process of determining if the product meets client’s expectation or need.
2. We validate the actual product.
3. Done after the product is developed.
4. Involves high level testing such as Performance/Load/Stress Testing, black box testing, white box testing, grey box testing
5. Finds bugs missed by verification.
6. Validation is done after Verification.
7. Tested by client/customer/UAT.
What is the difference between
the priority and severity ?
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Priority:
1. Priority indicates how important
is the issue to be fixed. It indicates the order of the defect to be fixed.
2. Priority is figured out based on
the business requirement or process.
3.The priority might change over
time.
4. Priority could be mainly High,
Medium, Low
Severity:
1. Severity indicates what is the
impact of the issue.
2. The severity is figured out based
on the impact on the functionality and performance and the impact on the end-user experience.
3. It normally does not change over
time.
4. Severity could be mainly
Critical, Major, Moderate, Minor
