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This is a discussion on Programming language within the Testing Templates forums, part of the Software Testing category; Hi, How necessary is it to know the programming language of application when you are testing the application?...
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Re: Programming language
Hai friend,
Will you please tell me what application you are testing. Normally when a tester knows to write program will be added advantage in the industry. Thanks Deepa |
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Re: Programming language
Hi there,
If you are doing a blcak-bow testing, you do not need to know the programming language because you are only deal with inputs & outputs. On the other hand, if you are doing a white-bow or grey-bow testing, it is better to know the programming language that you are testing because you are in the code then... Indeed, it is up to your testing style... Regards, Evren |
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