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Difference between Manual Testing and Automation Testing

            Manual Testing            Automation Testing 1. Manual Testing is a process which is done manually. 1. Automation Testing is a process which is done by the help of automated tools. 2. All the famous phases of STLC like test planning, test deployment, result analysis, test execution, bug tracking and reporting tools are obviously comes under the category of Manual Testing and done successfully by human efforts. 2. In Automation Testing all the popular phases of STLC are done by various open sources and purchased tools like Selenium, J meter, QTP, Load Runner, Win Runner and so on. 3. Manual Testing is a start of Testing, without this testing we can’t start Automation Testing. 3. Automation Testing is a continuous part of Manual Testing. 4. In Manual Testing testers are allowed to do Ran...

Difference between Use Case and Test Case in Table

                  Use Case                        Test Case 1 Use Case is prepared by business analyst. Test case is prepared by test engineer and in small companies sometimes it is prepared by quality analyst too. 2 Based on test cases use cases cannot be prepared means it is not derived from test cases. Based on use cases test cases can be prepared means it is derived from use cases. 3 Use case describes step by step instructions means how to use functionality. Test case verifies the functionality means it is as per the instructions mentioned in use case or not. 4 Use case cannot be executed means it is only designed. We design the test cases and later execute them. 5 It...

Exact Difference between Unit Testing and Integration Testing

                 Unit Testing                     Integration Testing 1 It do not occurs after and before of anything. It occurs after Unit Testing and before System Testing. 2 It is not abbreviated by any name. It is abbreviated as “I&T” that is why sometimes also called Integration and Testing. 3 It is not further divided into any. It is further divided into Top-down Integration , Bottom-Up Integration and so on. 4 It may not catch integration errors, or other system-wide issues because unit testing only tests the functionality of the units themselves. Integration testing uncovers an error that arises when modules are integrated to build the overall system. 5 Th...

Exact Difference between GUI Testing and Usability Testing

                    GUI Testing                      Usability testing 1. In GUI Testing tester tests the application front end design to see whether its meets the client requirements or not. 1. In Usability Testing tester tests that whether the application is user friendly or not by checking how easily user can access the application. 2. In GUI Testing we check whether the design and layout of application as per the standards and client requirements or not. 2. In Usability Testing we check whether the design and layout of application is easy to use or not means it is user friendly or not. 3. GUI Testing is more concerned with look and feel of the application means how people react and feel after look in to the application ...