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What is Testing Techniques?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 18 Last Update: October 13, 2009     Asked by: Subhash 
  
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Submitted by: srinivas
 

Sorry my friend, what you have written for testing techniques is not at all correct. 
The answer for this is 

The most popular Black box testing techniques are:-

  • Equivalence Partitioning.
  • Boundary Value Analysis.
  • Cause-Effect Graphing.
  • Error-Guessing.
  • The White-Box testing techniques are: -

    • Statement coverage
  • Decision coverage
  • Condition coverage         
  • Decision-condition coverage
  • Multiple condition coverage
  • Basis Path Testing
  • Loop testing
  • Data flow testing


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    October 14, 2005 06:33:23   #1  
    Praveen        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?
    Testing Techniques is nothing but required Testing approach to be followed during testing. for exp: if we want to check the functionality of a module then we go for black box testing....
     
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    December 07, 2005 07:48:18   #2  
    sridhar        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?

    Black box testing

    white box testing


     
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    December 07, 2005 07:49:37   #3  
    sridhar        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?
    nonfunctional attribute state transition testing review walkthrough inspection
     
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    January 06, 2006 09:41:02   #4  
    rajanee Member Since: January 2006   Contribution: 23    

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?

    Black Box and White Box are testing types and not tetsing techniques.

    Testing techniques are as follows:-

    The most popular Black box testing techniques are:-

    • Equivalence Partitioning.
    • Boundary Value Analysis.
    • Cause-Effect Graphing.
    • Error-Guessing.

    The White-Box testing techniques are: -

    • Statement coverage
    • Decision coverage
    • Condition coverage
    • Decision-condition coverage
    • Multiple condition coverage
    • Basis Path Testing
    • Loop testing
    • Data flow testing

     
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    March 29, 2006 07:09:40   #5  
    shafee mohammed        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?

    The testing tehniques are of two types:

    1) white box

    2) black box

    Let me know am i correct or not. some guys say that the above are not testing techniques. plz clarify my doubt


     
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    March 29, 2006 07:25:30   #6  
    sima        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?

    Testing techniques

    1.White box testing:-Used to test internal based application.

    2.Black box testing:-Used to test functional based opr requirement based application.

    3.Gray box testing:-Used to test web applications.It is a combination of both White box & Black box testing.


     
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    March 30, 2007 05:50:16   #7  
    srinivas        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?

    Sorry my friend what you have written for testing techniques is not at all
    correct.

    The answer for this is



    The most popular Black box testing techniques are:-





    • Equivalence Partitioning.



    • Boundary Value Analysis.




    • Cause-Effect Graphing.





    • Error-Guessing.



    The White-Box
    testing techniques are: -





    • Statement coverage



    • Decision coverage



    • Condition coverage




    • Decision-condition coverage



    • Multiple condition coverage



    • Basis Path Testing



    • Loop testing



    • Data flow testing


     
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    April 03, 2007 08:18:08   #8  
    Joseph Chacko        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?
    Answer is White Box Black Box Incremental & Thread testing
     
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    April 03, 2007 12:31:28   #9  
    PCPATEL Member Since: March 2007   Contribution: 5    

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?
    Hello everybody
    I am new to this field and by this type of answers now i am confused... Tell me which answer is correct as everyon is posting different answer for the same question... How is it possible... Can anyone guide me... I will be heartilly thankfull to everyone who will give me a proper or correct answer for the abo ve question...

     
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    April 04, 2007 03:05:04   #10  
    Abdul.sameer        

    RE: What is Testing Techniques?

    There are 4 types of testing techniques
    1. Static Testing
    2. White Box Testing
    3. Black Box Testing
    4. Grey Box Testing

    1. Static Testing: Testing of an application without execution on the computer or without executing them through values.

    2. White Box Testing: Here testing is done on code written like loop coverage statement coverage execution loop coverage. Testing done on the code .

    3. Black Box Testing: Here testing is done to check the behaviour of the application. Here the behaviour of the application should be towards the Customer's Requirements.

    Grey Box Testing: COmbination of Black box and white box is called Grey box testing.
    Integration testing is an Grey Box Testing which includes both the functionality and coding testing.


     
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