This was the interview question asked at oracle Corporation to a Test Engineer: What do you do if Developer not accepting your bug? This question is mainly to test you patience, planning and approach towards an issue in the team or organization. Act smartly to answer this question. As per our experience and analysis, we [...]
Following are some challenges while testing software 1. Requirements are not freeze. 2. Application is not testable. 3. Tester & Developer communication is not happening 4. Defect in defect tracking system 5. Miscommunication or no Communication 6. Bug in software development tools. 7. Proper decision making and team management 8. Time pressures 9. Lack of [...]
After completion of software Integration and Integration testing, the development team is releasing a software build to Test engineer team. The testing team is conducting system testing on that software in two sub levels such as Functional Testing Non-Functional Testing Functional testing is concentrating on customer requirements and the Non-Functional testing is concentrating on customer [...]
Non-Functional Testing: After completion of functional testing successfully, the testing team is concentrating on non-functional testing. During non-functional testing, the testing team is concentrating on customer expectations or software characteristics. This non-functional testing is classified into below sub testing topics. Usability Testing (UI Check) Manual Check (Help documents testing) Compatibility Testing OR Portability Testing Configuration Testing [...]
Functional Testing: It’s a mandatory testing level, during this Test the testing team is validating a software build functionality in terms of below factors with respect to customer requirements. Behavioral / GUI: The changes in properties of Objects OR controls in a software is called behavioral or GUI. Input Domain: Whether the Objects are taking [...]
One of the most common, but unfortunate misuse of terminology is treating “Load testing” and “Stress testing” as synonymous. The consequence of this ignorant semantic abuse is usually that the system Is neither properly “load tested” nor subjected to a meaningful stress Test. What is Load Testing? Testing the Application with customer expected load in [...]
Smoke and Sanity are most confusing words for you right? But i included one more type here that is Monkey testing. Yes monkey testing is also popular word/questions asked in many Interviews. But you may call the same thing in different terminology in your organization. Here we go with those 3…
The Principle says 80% of Defects are Caused by 20% of Code: The concept here is the Pareto Principle, originally described by Vilfredo Pareto and later formalized by Joseph Juran. Of course, this is just a rule of thumb, but an important one. Whether the percentages are really 70/30 or 90/10, the reality is that [...]
There are many testing types used in different situations by Test engineers. black box testing – Internal system design is not considered in this type of testing. Tests are based on requirements and functionality.
In total there are 3 types of testing techniques are there. They are Review Techniques white box Techniques black box Techniques Note: Combination of White box and Black box techniques are called Gray box or Validation Techniques or Dynamic testing techniques. Review techniques are also called as Verification techniques or Static testing techniques Review Techniques: [...]