Testing Basic Interview Questions

Syntax Testing in Software Testing  means it is widely used software testing term. It is done in White Box Testing by using some tools or by manually depending on the nature of the project. As you know  Syntax Testing  is used in White Box Testing so it is obviously done by developers. Not in all the situations it can be done by developers, it can also be done by the testers if they are skilled testers mean white box testers. As developers are doing this testing Therefore the developers should be responsible for running a syntax check before releasing their code to QA team. In this testing,  we test the syntax of the programming languages. As syntax of the every programming languages is almost different so criteria for doing Syntax Testing is also different on these programming languages. Syntax Testing in Software Testing Example – php language Below is given the example of Syntax Testing which clears what is syntax testing? And what things we...

Why Testing is Needed  is asked by interviewer many times and on that time we just give the answer but not in proper way so interviewer get frustrated because they do not get the exact answer on  Why do we need Testing ? Here I am trying to give you the exact answer on Why Testing is Essential and simply you like the post and learn a lot from it. Why Software Testing is Necessary - Reasons Below is given some reasons which clearly show Why Software Testing is Necessary and what things we have to consider in testing. Testing is Essential because of the following reasons: 1. Testing is always needed for correctly understand the fault errors in software during its development phases. 2. It is necessary because it always ensures the users or customers satisfaction and reliability of the application. 3. It is needed in software development to increase the reliability and quality of the software. 4.  Testing is needed  to provide the variou...

Exact Difference between  Positive and Negative Test  is shown below and hope after seen these differences you do not have any queries left in your mind because I am writing the differences in tabular form so that you all can learns it easily and breaks the any sort of interview in software testing field you came across. Top Distinction between Positive and Negative Testing      Positive Testing (Valid)     Negative Testing (Invalid) 1. Positive Testing means testing the application or system by giving valid data. 1. Negative Testing means testing the application or system by giving invalid data. 2. In this testing tester always check for only valid set of values. 2. In this testing tester always check for only invalid set of values. 3. Positive Testing is done by keeping positive point of view for example checking the mobile number field by giving numbers only like 9999999999. 3. Negative Testing is done by keeping ...

Gorilla Testing in Software Testing  means it is used in Software Testing. Gorilla Testing is always confused with Monkey Testing but in reality it is different from Monkey and Random Testing . Here I am writing the post on  Gorilla Testing  with example so that your confusion on Gorilla Testing is clear by seen the best example on this testing. Gorilla Testing is that in which tester and sometimes developer test one particular module heavily, means they test functionality of one particular module heavily. Gorilla Testing  is that which is always used to describe repetitive and boring (frustrating) Manual Testing process which a tester has already done a hundred times before. Due to this repetitive manual testing process Gorilla Testing is also known by the name  Frustrating Testing . Actually Gorilla Testing is used in Software Testing to check functionality of one particular module heavily. As you know Software Testing is a very wide concept so co...

People are aware regarding Usability Testing, but they do not know about Navigation Testing. So here I am writing the Difference between Navigation Testing and Usability Testing both so that those who have confusion in their mind regarding the Navigation and Usability Testing can simply increase their knowledge by seen the difference on both these confusing terms.               Navigation Testing               Usability Testing 1. Navigation Testing is done to ensure that external and internal links are working properly. 1. Usability Testing is always done to ensure/verify that the GUI is well designed and easily used. 2. Navigation Testing is more users friendly and it provides ability to navigate from current page and it provides ability to navigate from current page to other pages directly. 2. Usability Testing is always done t...

Distinction between Smoke and Regression Testing - Simple               Smoke testing                Regression testing 1. Smoke testing is a surface level testing to verify/ensure that build provided/given by development team to QA team is ready to accept for further testing. 1. Regression testing is not considered as a surface level testing and it is performed/ executed by testers only. 2. Smoke testing is known as a quick-and-dirty test means that the major/crucial functions of a piece of software work/perform without bothering with finer details. 2. Regression testing is not known by the quick-and-dirty test and in this testing testers test the application with more details. 3. It is executed/ performed when testers have to accept a build for further testing. 3. It ...

Difference between Adhoc and Exploratory Testing            Adhoc Testing             Exploratory Testing 1. Adhoc Testing means learn the application than test it. 1. Exploratory Testing means test the application while learning. 2. In Exploratory Testing QA is always asked to test an application without any specific set of documents. 2. In Adhoc Testing QA is always asked to test an application with detailed set of documents. 3. In this Testing we always gather information regarding the software/application from complete possible sources and document and then test the application/software. 3. In this Testing we gather the information, and also document and test the application simultaneously. 4. In Adhoc Testing tester should have good knowledge about the application in order to test...