madhuri

• Jun 11th, 2006

 

Expected behaviour of the application.

BISWAJIT PANI

• Jun 15th, 2006

 

Before doing the Actual Testing of the application , as per the Requirements of customer we can Expect some results.

That is called Expected Result of that application..

and after actual testing we can compaire both actual result and Exprcted result for verification..

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Biswajit pani ( 09986183456)

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raghuramsuravarapu

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• Jun 18th, 2006

 

The result which is expected ,when a certain activity is performed on an application or a product.We can know the expected behaviour of the application from SRS/FDS/Use Case's .In test case's for every step ,there will be an expected result mentioned.A tester whille executing test case manually,will go through each step and execute that step on the application,to derive the actual behaviour of the application at that point of time.If there is any variation from the expected ,than a defect is logged.If both expected and actual result match each other,than the test case is pass.

kurtz182

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• Dec 27th, 2009

 

An expected result is the anticipated outcome of an event.  In software testing, testers obtain expected results through:

1) explicit requirements (from client or organization's business sector)
2) implicit requirements (from industry standards)
3) content from any approved documentation that can be verified as true or false
4) their own inference based on domain knowledge, scientific thought, and intuition