What is the difference between Retesting and Data Driven
Testing?
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Data Driven Testing: It is a testing approach in which the
action of a test case is parameterized to test it for
various values of input data.
Re-Testing: It is testing approach in which an application
(or part of it) is tested again after modification in the
source code due to fix of any bug and its impact in the
proximity.
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retesting : testing the functionalities after any
modificatios are happen on any build r any application is
called restesting.
data driven testing : the execution of test with multiple
test data is called data driven testing.
i)data driven testing through keyboard,
ii)data driven testing through flat file,
iii)data driven testing through excel sheet.
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ReTesting-> Re-Running the test case that are failed
previously to verify the success of a corrective action or
fix. Tester should use same enviromental conditions and
test data when re testing the fixed issue.
Data Driven Testing-> Testing a particular function with
multiple data values is called as Data driven testing.
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