If an interviewer asks me " Why did you choose software testing?..." then what should I answer....

Sam

• Feb 15th, 2015

Providing a quality product to end customer makes me proud and happy. Acting as an end user, its a privilege and test engineer get paid when you test it. Ex: Someone does brewing and they asking us to taste it then give feedback. So its joy not a worry.

abracadabra

• Nov 7th, 2014

All the answers given here are about the need of software testing,not about why are you interested in it.The proper answer should be you have a good knowledge of basics and back it up with some answers when asked.

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Could please anybody give me the good examples of:

High severity and Low priority
Low severity and High priority
Low severity and Low priority
High severity and High priority
Med severity and Med priority

.... in the terms of functionality.. and Please tell me who will give the priority.

Poonam

• Feb 10th, 2015

Priority:- Urgency of defect fixing
Severity:- Impact of defect
Types are:- High:- System crash, System not working, automatically closed then priority is high
Medium:- if URL issue, file name mismatched then priority medium
Low:- Color, Font, Spelling, grammar mistake then priority is low

nitin singla

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• Feb 7th, 2015

High severity and low priority is not understandable

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Rakesh

• Feb 8th, 2015

1.Testplaning and control
2.Analysis and design
3.Implementation And Execution
4.Evalution and reporting
5.Completion

messaoud

• Oct 13th, 2014

Do you mean software testing life cycle

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1.Planing, 2.Reviews, 3.3.Kick-Off 4.FollowUp 5.Reporting

haritha

• Feb 6th, 2015

Planning
Kick-off
Reviews
Reporting
Fooow-up

KUMARI VIJETA

• Dec 22nd, 2014

Planning,follow up,reporting,reviews,kick off

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rosanna

• Jan 22nd, 2015

Where would you go to school for this and what course would it thanks

kasi6900

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• Mar 2nd, 2012

Validation: Better known as testing and the process includes: System testing System Integration testing Sub System Integration testing. Unit testing. Black box testing will be used in the validati...

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I saw couple of answers on the diff b/w jira and bugzilla but they were not satisfying.Kindly provide the relevant answer.

vishnusamhitha

• Dec 18th, 2014

Static testing is about prevention of bugs.under static testing code is not executed,this testing can be performed before compilation.

dynamic testing is about finding and fixing the bugs.under dynamic testing code is not executed,this testing can be performed after compilation.

kurtz182

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• Dec 18th, 2009

Static testing refers to any testing of source code.  Examples are unit tests and  integration tests. Dynamic testing refers to testing the dynamic behavior of an application over time ...

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Avinash

• Dec 15th, 2014

Can you please give me steps to create a testbed in gns3

Bharathi

• Dec 22nd, 2006

Test Environment is  the h/w and s/w configurations on which the Test Scenarios run.Test Bed includes all test Assets:
Test Cases, Test Scripts, Test data, Logs, Build infor, Test environment etc.,

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Smoke testing is after build releasing we will test high level functionalities working or not. Sanity testing is we will test all functionalities working properly or not.

Anonymous

• Dec 14th, 2014

Please make sure you know what actually it is.. Don't misguide.. sanity testing is like a narrow regression testing, usually done after a builds are deployed (After bug fixes) to make sure functionality is still correct.

Ramasubbu

• Aug 2nd, 2014

Smoke testing: Testing the critical functionality of the application using high level test cases and check whether the application is ready for further testing(General health checkup) Sanity Testing:...

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What is testing sequence in Sanity and Smoke Testing? Which will come first?

v kiran kumar reddy

• Dec 12th, 2014

Both are related to BVT. There is no difference in both. It depends on Organization to use the name. When a build is deployed for testing. we check the major functionality is working fine or not and we can navigate to all the areas of the application. t

Sandeep

• Feb 7th, 2013

The smoke testing is done by developer.It is done in before upload to soft base to testers. The Sanity testing in done by testers.In this test is before of regression testing.It is done in before start the work,to the s/w is responded or not.

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What is the different between Interface testing and Integration testing?

babu

• Dec 5th, 2014

All the answers what ever is there in way it is correct.The example given with respect gmail we can consider it as functional testing as well.But with respect to ERP applications only you would com...

Gopinath

• May 20th, 2013

Interface testing :-To test the data transaction between more than one application

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dayana

• Dec 4th, 2014

Alpha testing :::::: pre release testing by end user representatives at the developer site

beta testing:::::::::testing performed by potential customers at their own location

Munnna

• Aug 26th, 2014

Alpha testing is done at Developers side where as in beta testing actual testing is carried out.

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Satish Vaidya

• Dec 1st, 2014

OAT, Operational acceptance test is something that is carried out before release are deployed into the production from the pre-production environment. Its necessary that the min risk of the system is ...

Jaishankar Nityanandan

• Sep 25th, 2012

Operation Acceptance Testing is a type of testing that is conducted by infrastructure resources like your web sphere resources along with IIS resources and DBA support. OAT ensures that the system wi...

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Satish

• Nov 28th, 2014

RTM is a matrix created at the start of project as it forms the basis of scope of testing. It is used to ensure that all the requirements are covered by mapping them to their associated test cases. Also, it is useful calculate the test coverage.

Sachit Naik

• Oct 27th, 2014

RTM is a very useful Document in Testing and TLC as it helps to track the project progress and covering all the paths of the project described in SRS. not only Test cases but we can mention the Project details and understanding of the project from SRS also.

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shazia

• Nov 25th, 2014

This answer really clear my concepts about random testing...especially the way of explaining with example is quite informative.

Manivannan

• Jul 13th, 2012

Random Testing just like monkey testing because we don't want to test sequentially and we don't to follow any document.

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roshantkt

• Nov 20th, 2014

Actually JIRA is more user-friendly than Bugzilla, bcz i have worked on both the tool, and finally i decided to use JIRA for track defects.

Rameshwar

• Dec 5th, 2006

Jira works as bith bugtracking tool and Issue Tracking tool.Where as Bugzilla works as the Bugtracking tool only.

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daniel

• Nov 18th, 2014

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Gyanesh Gupta

• Oct 13th, 2014

Test Case: A software test case is a set of steps and expected results used to test an application. It is created from the software requirements. Well-written test cases can make the testing cycle smo...

pallavigajelli

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• Jul 16th, 2010

Use cases describe the system from the user's point of view A test case in software engineering is a set of conditions or variables under which a tester will determine whether an application or software system is working correctly or not.

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Answered by: Sahithi

• Nov 25th, 2005

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 this matrix defines the mapping between customer requirements and prepared testcases by testengineers.this matrix is requirements traceability matrix or requirements validation matrix.this is used by testing team to verify how far the testcases prepared have covered the requirements of the functionalities to be tested.

Bhuvaneshwari K

• Oct 10th, 2014

A traceability matrix is a document, usually in the form of a table, that correlates any two baselined documents that require a many-to-many relationship to determine the completeness of the relations...

venkat prasad

• Mar 13th, 2013

Traceability matrix:::(by using the traceability matrix we are giving assurance to the client that each and every requirement covered in the form of test cases and all the test cases are executed. ...

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suman

• Sep 19th, 2014

Two testers work together to find the defects

mithr17

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• Jan 31st, 2014

To everyone who thinks the question was incorrectly framed: There exists Peer-to-Peer (P-2-P) of testing devised out of necessity (like few types of testing) by medium to large product development co...

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