what is a test plan....... can any one explain me with an
example.... and how to develop an test plan.........
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Answer / aparnaganjam
Test plan is a technical document which describes overall
testing objectives.
It describes
1. what functionalities to do
2. how to perform test execution
3. number of resources required
4. Risks involved and how to overcome
This will be prepare by test lead.
There will be predefined format for every company. they
will change some values in that according to SRS.
U can find some sample test plan documents online.
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ganjamaparna@gmail.com
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Answer / pushpa
This document is a deliverable to client. It contains actual
plan for test execution with details to the minute.
It identifies:
test items
the features to be tested
the testing tasks
who will do each task, and
any risks requiring contingency planning
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