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What is the primary focus of Black Box Testing?
What is the primary focus of Black Box Testing?
What type of testing is used to ensure each decision is executed?
What type of testing is used to ensure each decision is executed?
Which type of testing is a combination of Black Box and White Box Testing?
Which type of testing is a combination of Black Box and White Box Testing?
Who typically performs Unit Testing?
Who typically performs Unit Testing?
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What is the primary focus of System Testing?
What is the primary focus of System Testing?
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What is the primary focus of Acceptance Testing?
What is the primary focus of Acceptance Testing?
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Study Notes
Testing Methods
Black Box Testing
- Testing without knowledge of the internal workings of the system
- Focus on input and output
- Types:
- Equivalence Partitioning: divide input into partitions and test each partition
- Boundary Value Analysis: test at the boundaries of the input partitions
White Box Testing
- Testing with knowledge of the internal workings of the system
- Focus on the code and logic
- Types:
- Statement Coverage: ensure each statement is executed
- Decision Coverage: ensure each decision is executed
- Path Coverage: ensure each path is executed
Gray Box Testing
- Combination of black box and white box testing
- Tester has some knowledge of the internal workings of the system
- Focus on the interactions between components
Unit Testing
- Testing individual units of code (functions, methods, etc.)
- Focus on ensuring each unit works as expected
- Typically done by the developer who wrote the code
Integration Testing
- Testing how individual units work together
- Focus on ensuring the interactions between units work as expected
- Typically done by a separate team or person
System Testing
- Testing the entire system as a whole
- Focus on ensuring the system meets the requirements and works as expected
- Typically done by a separate team or person
Acceptance Testing
- Testing to ensure the system meets the acceptance criteria
- Focus on ensuring the system is ready for release
- Typically done by the end-users or customers
Testing Methods
Black Box Testing
- Testing approach that focuses on input and output without knowledge of internal system workings
- Equivalence Partitioning: dividing input into partitions and testing each partition
- Boundary Value Analysis: testing at the boundaries of input partitions
White Box Testing
- Testing approach that involves knowledge of internal system workings and focuses on code and logic
- Statement Coverage: ensuring each statement is executed
- Decision Coverage: ensuring each decision is executed
- Path Coverage: ensuring each path is executed
Gray Box Testing
- Combination of black box and white box testing
- Tester has some knowledge of internal system workings
- Focus on interactions between components
Unit Testing
- Testing individual units of code (functions, methods, etc.)
- Focus on ensuring each unit works as expected
- Typically done by the developer who wrote the code
Integration Testing
- Testing how individual units work together
- Focus on ensuring interactions between units work as expected
- Typically done by a separate team or person
System Testing
- Testing the entire system as a whole
- Focus on ensuring system meets requirements and works as expected
- Typically done by a separate team or person
Acceptance Testing
- Testing to ensure system meets acceptance criteria
- Focus on ensuring system is ready for release
- Typically done by end-users or customers
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Description
This quiz covers different types of software testing, including black box and white box testing, as well as their sub-categories. Test your knowledge of software testing methods and techniques!