Sunday, 15 February 2015

Manual Testing FAQ's

1. What is Test Harness? Give any 2 Benefits Test-harness  means that readiness for test execution. Test-harness=Test Environment +Testbed  ... thumbnail 1 summary
1. What is Test Harness? Give any 2 Benefits
Test-harness means that readiness for test execution.

Test-harness=Test Environment +Testbed
 Test environment-->Required software's and hardware's for testing
 Test bed-->prepared 
Test cases

TestHarness: The auxillary code developed to support unit and integration testing is called as test harness.
Actually while performing unit and integration testing, we may require Stubs to test the main function or driver to test the sub-function.
So the harness consists of stubs and drivers.

Test harness is a concept of running the test scripts or test cases randomly rather than sequentially.

13. How to do the effort in the Regression Testing?

14. How to estimate effort in your project?

2. What is the Difference between Product and Application Testing?

3. What is the Disadvantage in the Agile Model / Agile Testing?
Ans: Suppose end of the day developer fix the defects at that time no time to execute the test case.

6. What are the status in the Defect Life Cycle you use in your project?

7. What is the Test Life Cycle, Explain

8. What is the Test plan, Explain?

9. What is the Re Testing and Regression Testing?

10. What is the Difference between System Testing and Integration Testing?

11. What is the difference between Sanity Testing and Exploratory Testing?

12. What is the difference between the entry criteria and exit criteria?

13. What is the difference between the pre-condition and post-condition?

14. What are the model you are following in your project? Explain that?
Ans: Agile Model

12. What is Experience based testing? Give an Example
Ans: Order of Functionality

4. What is the Test Strategy?

5. What is the Test Methodology?

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