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Question 1. What Are The Levels Of Testing?
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There are 4 level of Testing:
Question 2. What Are The Types Of Testing?
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There are 4 types of testing:
Question 3. What Are The Phases Of The Software Development Life Cycle ?
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There are five main stages of SDLC:
Requirement: In this phase a techno team take a requirements form a customer by meeting,what they actually want or what they need in there product.
Analysis: In this requirements are converted into documents and covers all the customer requirements called FRS (functional requirement specifications), Finally it will approved by head or any senior persons of the customerside, After approvel the requirements are nail down and the devlopeing process is start right from there.
Design: In this phase the design of the product is prepared i.e all the requirements are converted into the architechture design.(SRS : Software resuirment specification is prepared) .
This phase includes :
Coding:In this phase all the requirements of the customer are converted into the code form.
Testing:In this phase the software under devlopement is tested for quality of the product,that the product we are builting is error free or a quality product.
This phase incudes 2 types of Testing:
i. Static Testing : Testing each and every phase completely is called as Static testing.It is also called as Reviews.
ii. Dynamic Testing : Testing after the competion of the entire project .
Maintance:In this phase the maintance of the product is carried out.
Question 4. Which Phase Of Sdlc Does Work Of Tester Starts ? Give An Example ?
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Tester’s work starts form the initial stage of the SDLC. i.e. starts with requirement gathering and analysis.
At this stage tester starts reviewing the documents and try to find the ambigious requiremnets or the requirements that could not be fulfilled.
Question 5. Why Sanity Testing Is Also Called Smoke Testing?
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Question 6. Why Adhoc Testing Is Also Called Random Testing?
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Generally this type of Testing is done after all types of testing is done. In this type of testing neither any documents nor any test cases are followed, just it is done randomly to get defects.
Question 7. What Is Software Testing?
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Software Testing involves operation of a system or application under controlled conditions and evaluating the controlled conditions should include both normal and abnormal conditions.
Question 8. What Is 'software Quality Assurance?
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Software Quality Assurance involves the entire software development PROCESS - monitoring and improving the process, making sure that any agreed-upon standards and procedures are followed, and ensuring that problems are found and dealt with.
Question 9. What Is The 'software Quality Gap'?
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The difference in the software, between the state of the project as planned and the actual state that has been verified as operating correctly, is called the software quality gap.
Question 10. What Is Equivalence Partitioning?
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In Equivalence Partitioning, a test case is designed so as to uncover a group or class of error. This limits the number of tests cases that might need to be developed otherwise. Here input domain is divided into classes of groups of data. These classes are known as equivalence classes and the process of making equivalence classes is called equivalence partitioning. Equivalence classes represent a set of valid or invalid states for input conditions.
Question 11. What Is Boundary Value Analysis?
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It has been observed that programs that work correctly for a set of values in an equivalence class fail on some special values. These values often lie on the boundary of the equivalence class. Boundary value for each equivalence class, including the equivalence class of the output, should be covered. Boundary value test cases are also called extreme cases. Hence, a boundary value test case is set of input data that lies on the edge or boundary of a class input data or that generates output that lies at the boundary of a class of output data.
Question 12. Why Does Software Have Bugs?
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Miscommunication or no communication - understand the application's requirements.
Software complexity - The complexity of current software applications can be difficult to comprehend for anyone without experience in modern-day software development.
Programming errors - programmers "can" make mistakes.
Changing requirements - A redesign, rescheduling of engineers, effects on other projects, etc. If there are many minor changes or any major changes, known and unknown dependencies among parts of the project are likely to interact and cause problems, and the complexity of keeping track of changes may result in errors.
Time pressures - scheduling of software projects is difficult at best, often requiring a lot of guesswork. When deadlines loom and the crunch comes, mistakes will be made.
Poorly documented code - it's tough to maintain and modify code that is badly written or poorly documented; the result is bugs.
Software development tools - various tools often introduce their own bugs or are poorly documented, resulting in added bugs.
Question 13. What Does "finding A Bug" Consist Of?
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Finding a bug consists of number of steps that are performed: Searching for and locating a bug Analyzing the exact circumstances under which the bug occurs Documenting the bug found Reporting the bug to you and if necessary helping you to reproduce the error Testing the fixed code to verify that it really is fixed
Question 14. What Will Happen About Bugs That Are Already Known?
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When a program is sent for testing (or a website given), then a list of any known bugs should accompany the program. If a bug is found, then the list will be checked to ensure that it is not a duplicate. Any bugs not found on the list will be assumed to be new.
Question 15. What's The Big Deal About 'requirements'?
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Requirements are the details describing an application's externally perceived functionality and properties. Requirements should be clear & documented, complete, reasonably detailed, cohesive, attainable, and testable. A non-testable requirement would be, for example, 'user-friendly' (too subjective). Without such documentation, there will be no clear-cut way to determine if a software application is performing correctly.
Question 16. What Can Be Done If Requirements Are Changing Continuously?
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A common problem and a major headache.
It's helpful if the application's initial design allows for some adaptability so that later changes do not require redoing the application from scratch. If the code is well commented and well documented this makes changes easier for the developers. Use rapid prototyping whenever possible to help customers feel sure of their requirements and minimize changes. Be sure that customers and management understand the scheduling impacts, inherent risks, and costs of significant requirements changes. Design some flexibility into test cases (this is not easily done; the best bet might be to minimize the detail in the test cases, or set up only higher-level generic-type test plans)
Question 17. What Is A Testing?
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Testing is a process which identifies correctness, completeness and quality of software.
Question 18. What Should A Good Tester Have?
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Question 19. What Is The Responsibility Of Tester?
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The Test Engineer's function is to use the system much like real users would, find all the bugs, find ways to replicate the bugs, submit bug reports to the developers, and to provide feedback to the developers, i.e. tell them if they've achieved the desired level of quality
Enhancing this Test engineer should:
Question 20. What Is Unit Testing?
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Unit Testing is a method of testing that verifies the individual
units of source code are working properly.
Question 21. What Is Integration Testing?
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Question 22. What Is White Box / Clear Box Testing?
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White box / Clear box testing is a testing approach that examines the application's program structure, and derives test cases from the application's program logic.
Question 23. What Is Black Box / Closed Box Testing?
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Black box testing a type of testing that considers only externally visible behavior. Black box testing considers neither the code itself, nor the "inner workings" of the software.
Question 24. What Is System Testing?
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System testing is black box testing, performed by the Test Team, and at the start of the system testing the complete system is configured in a controlled environment. The purpose of system testing is to validate an application's accuracy and completeness in performing the functions as designed. System testing simulates real life scenarios that occur in a "simulated real life" test environment and test all functions of the system that are required in real life. System testing is deemed complete when actual results and expected results are either in line or differences are explainable or acceptable, based on client input.
Upon completion of integration testing, system testing is started. Before system testing, all unit and integration test results are reviewed by Software QA to ensure all problems have been resolved. For a higher level of testing it is important to understand unresolved problems that originate at unit and integration test levels.
Question 25. What Is Regression Testing?
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The objective of regression testing is to ensure the software remains intact. A baseline set of data and scripts is maintained and executed to verify changes introduced during the release have not "undone" any previous code. Expected results from the baseline are compared to results of the software under test. All discrepancies are highlighted and accounted for, before testing proceeds to the next level
Question 26. What Is Alpha Testing ?
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Alpha testing is testing of an application/project whendevelopment is nearing completion. Minor design changes can still be made as a result of alpha testing. Alpha testing is typically performed by a group that is independent of the design team, but still within the company, e.g. in-house software test engineers, or software QA engineers
Question 27. What Is Beta Testing ?
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Beta testing is testing an application when development and testing are essentially completed and final bugs and problems need to be found before the final release. Beta testing is typically performed by end-users or others, not programmers, software engineers, or test engineers.
Question 28. What Is Gamma Testing?
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Gamma testing is testing of software that has all the required features, but it did not go through all the in-house quality checks. Cynics tend to refer to software releases as "gamma testing".
Question 29. What Is Stress Testing?
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Stress testing is testing that investigates the behavior of software (and hardware) under extraordinary operating conditions. For example, when a web server is stress tested, testing aims to find out how many users can be on-line, at the same time, without crashing the server. Stress testing tests the stability of a given system or entity. It tests something beyond its normal operational capacity, in order to observe any negative results. For example, a web server is stress tested, using scripts, bots, and various denial of service tools
Question 30. What Is Performance Testing?
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Although performance testing is described as a part of system testing, it can be regarded as a distinct level of testing. Performance testing verifies loads, volumes and response times, as defined by requirements.
Question 31. What Is Load Testing?
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Question 32. What Is Sanity Testing?
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Sanity testing is performed whenever cursory testing is sufficient to prove the application is functioning according to specifications. This level of testing is a subset of regression testing. It normally includes a set of core tests of basic functionality to demonstrate proper implementation
Question 33. What Is Smoke Testing?
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A quick-and-dirty test that the major functions of a piece of software work without bothering with finer details. Originated in the hardware testing practice of turning on a new piece of hardware for the first time and considering it a success if it does not catch on fire.
Question 34. What Is Acceptance Testing?
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Acceptance testing is black box testing that gives the client/customer/project manager the opportunity to verify the system functionality and usability prior to the system being released to production. The acceptance test is the responsibility of the client/customer or project manager, however, it is conducted with the full support of the project team. The test team also works with the client/customer/project manager to develop the acceptance criteria
Question 35. What Is The Ratio Of Developers And Testers?
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This ratio is not a fixed one, but depends on what phase of the software development life cycle the project is in.
When a product is first conceived, organized, and developed, this ratio tends to be 10:1, 5:1, or 3:1, i.e. heavily in favor of developers.
In sharp contrast, when the product is near the end of the software development life cycle, this ratio tends to be 1:1, or even 1:2, in favor of testers.
Question 36. Contents Of Test Plan / Test Cases / Test Design?
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Software test cases are in a document that describes inputs, actions, or events, and their expected results, in order to determine if all features of an application are working correctly.
Test case templates contain all particulars of every test case:
All documents should be written to a standard and template. Standards and templates maintain document uniformity.
Question 37. What Is The Contents Of Test Report?
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Software test report are in a document that describes out put of tested actions, or events, and the version/label, in order to determine if all features of an application are working correctly.
Test report templates contain all particulars like:
Some of Common Testing Tools:
Quick Test Professional (QTP) is an automated functional Graphical User Interface (GUI) testing tool that allows the automation of user actions on a web or client based computer application.
WinRunner, Mercury Interactive’s enterprise functional testing tool. It is used to quickly create and run sophisticated automated tests on your application. Winrunner helps you automate the testing process, from test development to execution. You create adaptable and reusable test scripts that challenge the functionality of your application. Prior to a software release, you can run these tests in a single overnight run- enabling you to detect and ensure superior software quality.
LoadRunner is a performance and load testing product for examining system behaviour and performance, while generating actual load. LoadRunner can emulate hundreds or thousands of concurrent users to put the application through the rigors of real-life user loads, while collecting information from key infrastructure components (Web servers, database servers etc).
TestDirector Its four modules Requirements, Test Plan, Test Lab, and Defects are seamlessly integrated, allowing for a smooth information flow between various testing stages. The completely Web-enabled TestDirector supports high levels of communication and collaboration among distributed testing teams, driving a more effective, efficient global application-testing process.
Silk Test is a tool specifically designed for doing REGRESSION AND FUNCTIONALITY testing. Silk Test is the industry’s leading functional testing product for e-business applications, whether Window based, Web, Java, or traditional client/server-based. Silk Test also offers test planning, management, direct database access and validation, the flexible and robust 4Test scripting language, a built in recovery system for unattended testing.
RT RT: Cross-platform solution for component testing and runtime analysis. Designed specifically for those who write code for embedded and other types of pervasive computing products. Supports safety- and business-critical embedded applications.
Question 38. What Is Difference Between Verification And Validation?
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Interviewee is expecting about release note at this point. Because for Z version in the release note they mentioned those are fixed.
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