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Which activity exemplifies static testing?
Which activity exemplifies static testing?
- Analyzing code without execution to detect defects (correct)
- Executing code to identify runtime errors
- Testing the system's response to user input
- Monitoring system performance under heavy load
What is the primary aim of static testing?
What is the primary aim of static testing?
- To validate the software against user requirements
- To ensure the software runs without crashing
- To find defects during software execution
- To prevent defects early in the development cycle (correct)
During which phase of the software development lifecycle is static testing typically performed?
During which phase of the software development lifecycle is static testing typically performed?
- As a final check before releasing the software to end-users
- Only after the coding phase is complete
- After the code is deployed and running in production
- During the requirements and design phases (correct)
Which of the following is a key difference between static and dynamic testing?
Which of the following is a key difference between static and dynamic testing?
Which review type is characterized by its informal nature and the goal to identify potential issues collaboratively?
Which review type is characterized by its informal nature and the goal to identify potential issues collaboratively?
Which type of review is typically the MOST formal and often involves documented processes and checklists?
Which type of review is typically the MOST formal and often involves documented processes and checklists?
In the context of static testing, what does 'checklist-based reviewing' primarily involve?
In the context of static testing, what does 'checklist-based reviewing' primarily involve?
How does static analysis contribute to improving software maintainability?
How does static analysis contribute to improving software maintainability?
Assuming a project has limited resources, how should a test manager decide whether to prioritize static or dynamic testing?
Assuming a project has limited resources, how should a test manager decide whether to prioritize static or dynamic testing?
A development team discovers during static analysis that a critical module lacks proper error handling, and uses dynamic testing to confirm that this lack of error handling leads to a system crash under specific inputs. What is true?
A development team discovers during static analysis that a critical module lacks proper error handling, and uses dynamic testing to confirm that this lack of error handling leads to a system crash under specific inputs. What is true?
Flashcards
Work Products
Work Products
Software or documentation items produced during the software development lifecycle.
Static Testing
Static Testing
Evaluating work products without executing the code, focusing on defect prevention and early detection.
Dynamic Testing
Dynamic Testing
Testing that involves executing the code to identify defects during runtime.
Objective of Static Testing
Objective of Static Testing
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Defects Found by Static Testing
Defects Found by Static Testing
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Lifecycle Role of Static Testing
Lifecycle Role of Static Testing
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Work Product Review
Work Product Review
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Types of Reviews
Types of Reviews
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Review Techniques
Review Techniques
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Review Techniques
Review Techniques
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Study Notes
Static Testing Review
- Recognize Work Products
- Explain Static Testing's Value
Static vs. Dynamic Testing
- Objectives: Static testing prevents defects, Dynamic testing finds them at runtime
- Defects found: Static testing detects code issues early, Dynamic testing finds execution errors
- Lifecycle Role: Static testing is preventive; dynamic testing is corrective
- Dynamic Testing, Static Analysis and Static Testing are key terms
Work Product Reviews
- Review Process identifies activities and formal review roles
- Review types include informal, walkthrough, technical review, and inspection
- Review Techniques: Apply checklists, and scenarios
- Checklist-Based Reviewing, Walkthrough, Inspection are key terms
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