sudhakar2068

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• Oct 5th, 2006

 

Regression testing is a style of testing that focuses on retesting after changes are made. In traditional regression testing, we reuse the same tests (the regression tests). In risk-oriented regression testing, we test the same areas as before, but we use different (increasingly complex) tests. Traditional regression tests are often partially automated. These note focus on traditional regression.

Regression testing attempts to mitigate two risks:

• A change that was intended to fix a bug failed.
• Some change had a side effect, unfixing an old bug or introducing a new bug.

Regression testing approaches differ in their focus. Common examples include:

• Bug regression: We retest a specific bug that has been allegedly fixed.
• Old fix regression testing: We retest several old bugs that were fixed, to see if they are back. (This is the classical notion of regression: the program has regressed to a bad state.)

    Progressive:Testing of new features after regression testing of previous features

Localization testing :localization testing are not strictly a part of the development of world-ready software, localization becomes possible once you have developed world-ready software. If you do decide to localize, you should be familiar with the scope and purpose of localization testing. Localizers translate the product UI and sometimes change some initial settings to adapt the product to a particular local market. This definitely reduces the "world-readiness" of the application.

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nagarjunareddyyiza

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• Oct 9th, 2006

 

ACCRODING TO ME PROGRESSIVE TESTING MEENS THE PROCESS WHAT HATAKEN DURURING THE TEST IT WILL EXPLAIN IN THE DOCUMENTATION

IT WILL BE SPECIFY IN THE TEST LOG

REGRESSIVE TESTING: THIS TESTING WILL PERFORM WHEN THERE IS FUNCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT OR REPAIR IN THE PROGRAM IT'S USED TO DETERMINE IF CHANGE HAS REGESSED THE OTHER ASPECTES OF THE PROGRAM