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How will you test a stapler?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 28 Last Update: July 12, 2008   
  
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Submitted by: Raja Sekhar Reddy
 
User Interface:Color and size should be user friendly.
how easily can you hold it in hands.Is it compatible with your fingers?
Functionality:Preconditions:Staples should fit in stapler.
Verify that it can staple perfectly?
Verify that the spring is pushing the staples freely as desired?
Verify that the last pin can staple without any problem?
Performance:Preconditions:Staples should fit in stapler.
Verify that the stapler can staple a bunch of papers(ranging from 5-10)?
Verify that the stapler can staple card boards?
Negative testing:
Try to insert staples which are in larger size?

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June 03, 2005 03:02:25   #1  
Prasuna        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
Open the stapler and Put standard stapler pins and try using the stapler. 
 
Put 2 bunch of stapler pins to chk the spring is able to take the load 
 
put 1/2 bunch of stapler pin and chk if spring is moving properly and stapler is working properly. 
 
Bend one side of stapler pins and chk if it staples.

 
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June 07, 2005 08:52:55   #2  
Azr        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
Where is Requirnment Specification of Stapler
 
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June 09, 2005 02:05:38   #3  
sree        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
max no of pins a stapler can load at a time 
size of the pins required 
check whether the spring runs properly 
and test cases based on the req specified by the customer

 
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June 18, 2005 08:01:00   #4  
jo        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
* spring test 
* load test 
* stress test 
* accuracy

 
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July 02, 2005 07:35:25   #5  
visalakshi        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
load testing is nothing but statistics to collect at what response time the user are likely to get the web page. 
 
suppose if we take an example. when sent a request to the server for downlaoding a webpage . how much time taken to download that particular webage.

 
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July 05, 2005 06:31:20   #6  
Geeta C        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
Load Test: Try to test the stapler by trying to staple a bunch of paper with more number of pages than it can handle. Or try to staple a card board or a tough paper like that... 
 
Stress Test: Not sure.....Trying to staple the papers with pins of less size in it.

 
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July 06, 2005 12:00:35   #7  
pankaj        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
faq's on test cases
 
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July 12, 2005 01:26:00   #8  
satya        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
No negative testcases on stappler?. 
1.try to insert little bigger stapler pins. 
2.without inserting the pins press it?.

 
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July 14, 2005 02:25:56   #9  
Kesari        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
1. From Requirements and design documents we design test cases… 
2. From Constraints (Conditions) in requirements we design negative test cases. 

 
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July 20, 2005 23:55:49   #10  
tony        

RE: How will you test a stapler?
size of stappler matters,where is that requirement?? 
check putting pins of same size but longer length

 
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