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What is exploratory testing?

Tester use testing experience, while testing an application, explores the features and learn about how the application works, during testing, he makes note of how the application be have s, and such tests are called exploratory testing. The requirement document is absent, and testers are exposed to the application first time, without any test cases …

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What is smoke testing?

When software build is released, tester conducts primary tests like all the menus and submenus are clickable, and display the corresponding page, tester make sure that mod ules and feature are present in application, and there is absence of ‘Page Not found’ message while accessing any page, Forms and Pages have all usable web elements …

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What is sanity testing?

When application build is released after bugs fixed from the developer, and or changes due to additional requirement, the testing carried out is called sanity test, to verify that bugs are fixed, still functionality is in place, and no new bugs or defects are observed. In case while running sanity tests, bugs still exists, testers …

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What is Unit testing?

Unit testing is primary test level, one way is static testing, where code is verified for syntax, rules followed by organization which is conducted by developer, second way is dynamic testing where small snippet of code is debug (tested) with sample test data to validate the output. Various tools for unit testing are JUnit, Hansel, …

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What is expected from the testing team on testing a software application?

It is expected while testing a software, tester should reveal all the defects and deviations from requirements, while running an application such that it should break. Tester should understand domain knowledge, able to design actual scenarios, conditions that are not thought of and not handled by developer, able to configure specifications and preconditions to verify …

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How to test web-based applications?

Web-based applications require browsers such as (Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera), and a reliable internet connection to explore. Web-based applications can be tested for functionality testing for any invalid page redirects, broken links, page not displaying.Working of web elements such as input field, drop-down list, checkbox, radio button, submit button. verify for valid input …

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What are web-based applications?

Web-based application need web server in order to host them, visitors need internet connection and need a browser to access the web site, and internally web sites process user requests and send responses via hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP). Multiple users can access same feature of web application at same time simultaneously.Examples of web-based application …

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How to test desktop applications?

Desktop applications are feature-based applications, where users should be proficient in operating such applications, understand its features, accessing the menu, submenu. Software’s features can be tested with Graphical user interface tests, end to end testing, and functional testing. Non – functional testing will depend on stand-alone machine’s limited resources such as CPU, memory, storage, accessing …

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