Non-Functional Testing
Non-Functional Testing Non-functional testing is the testing of a software application or system for its non-functional requirements: the way a system operates, rather than specific behaviors’ of that system. This is contrast Read more »
Static Testing vs Dynamic Testing
What is Static Testing and Dynamic Testing? Static testing is more cost-effective than dynamic testing. Static testing is done in verification stage whereas dynamic testing is done in validation stage. Instatic testing code is being examined without Read more »
Boundary Value Analysis
Boundary Value Analysis Boundary value analysis is one of the widely used test case design technique for black box testing. It is used to test boundary values because the input Read more »
Agile Testing Interview Questions
Q#1. What is Agile Testing? Ans. Agile Testing is a practice that a QA follows in a dynamic environment where testing requirements keep changing according to the customer needs. It Read more »
Manual Testing Training
Duration: 45 Hours What is Software Project?What is software testing definition?What is the need of Testing?SDLC: Software Development Lifecycle WaterFall Model: WaterFall Model Implementation: AGILE METHODOLOGY: AGILE Implementation What is Read more »
What is Manual Testing ?
Manual Testing is a process of finding out the defects or bugs in a software program. In this method the tester plays an important role of end user and verifies Read more »
What is Sanity Testing?
Sanity testing is performed after receiving a software build, with minor changes in code, or functionality, to confirm that the bugs have been fixed and there are no further issues introduced Read more »
What is Smoke Testing?
Smoke Testing is performed after software build to find out that the critical functionalities of the program is working fine. It is performed “before” any detailed functional or regression testing on Read more »
What is Software Testing?
Software testing is the process of evaluating a system with the intend of finding bugs. It is performed to check if the system satisfies its specified requirements. Testing measures the Read more »
Why is Testing required?
Software Testing as a separate activity in SDLC, is required because- Testing provides an assurance to the stakeholders that product works as intended. Avoidable defects leaked to the end user/customer Read more »
