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    Smile hello

    hi
    i have some doubts regarding types of testings. pls can u suggest me regarding this topic


  2. #2
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    Re: hello

    hiii
    U havent really specified what are your doubts exactly and what exactly do you want to know


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    Re: hello

    Types of tesing:-

    1. Unit Testing
    2. Integration Testing
    3. System Tesing
    4. Acceptance Testing
    5. Smoke Testing
    6. Sanity Testing
    7. Mutation Testing

    And many more, You can search this thru net surfing and on this site only.


  4. #4

    Thumbs up Re: hello

    Testing is divided into two types and they are
    1. Black box testing
    2. White box testing

    In white box testing, the internal structure of the program is tested. In this approach, the following will be tested
    1. All the statements are executed atleast once
    2. All the conditions in the code were atleast tested once
    3. All the decisions or branch are executed

    In black box testing, the internal structure of the program is not tested, but it is tested for its functionality and performance.

    In the functionality testing following are the types of testing that are carried out:
    1. Smoke or Sanity Testing - Only the main functionalities in the application are tested
    2. System Testing - The system as a whole is tested to see whether it satisfies the requirements.
    3. Regression Testing - This testing is done after a small change is done to the system, the system behaviour is the same as before
    4. End to End testing - The flow of activities from starting point to end is tested
    5. Database Testing - To validate the data base
    In the non functionality testing following are the types of testing that are carried out:
    1. Peformance testing - To validate the performance of the system
    2. Load Testing - To validate how the system reacts if more load is applied
    3. Stress Testing - To validate how the system behaves in a stres condition like low memory, less access speed
    4. Volume Testing - To validate how the system reacts of more volume of data storage
    5. Soak Testing- To validate the condition of system, if it operates in a long run

    Other than this there are lot of other testing like Spike testing, monkey testing, negative testing, alpha testing, beta testing, adhoc testing, Testing of Exception handler, etc.,

    Hope this would have helped you


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