Answer / bibhu

Functional Testing: Desirable behavior of the application.

For Web application below are the functionality testing:

1. LINKS,FORMS,DATA VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION,APPLICATION
SPECIFIC FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS,INTERFACE AND ERROR
HANDLING ,COMPATIBILITY etc..


Non Functionality :

Performance, usability etc..

Answer / purni

Types of testing that come under the functionality testing are,
a. Smoke testing
b. integration testing
c. functional testing
d. adhoc testing
e. UAT testing
f. Retesting
g. Regression testing
h. Usability testing.
Non functional testing are
1. Performance testing
2. Stress testing
3. Load testing etc

Security testing is also comes under functional testing. For
security testing we have to give the inputs and check the
behavior of the application.

Answer / siri

functionality testing is the process of testing the
application to verify and validate the specific
functionality of the software product is working as per the
requirement.

example of functional requirement:
user login page or
clicking on next button(should take to the other page)

non-functionality testing is testing the application for
non-specific functionality. it is not related to a specific
function or action, but it is related on the whole like the
performance of the application.

example of non-functionality:
usability, scalability, performance, security, etc.,

therefore security of the application is considered as
non-functionality.

Answer / chaitanya1987

both functional and non functional testings are come under
system testing.
functional testing:
UI(user interface testing),
objective properties,
input domain testing,
positive testing,
negative testing,
database testing,
calculations,
URL's & Links.

non-functional testing:
usability testing,
performance,
memory leakage,
soak,
volume,
security,
compatibility,
installation testings.....e.t.c

sorry if im wrong.

Answer / rajkumar

Functional Testing-Testing done to evaluate the compliance
of the system with specified Functional Specification. This
type of testing is completely based on the analysis of the
functional specification. Functional testing is done to
validate the functionality of the system under test. It is
also called as behavioral testing.

Non_Functional Testing- Testing the quality attributes of
the system is called as non functional testing.

Usability
Security
Reliability
Performance
Load/Stress

Answer / arun kumar r

Functional Testing: Testing the features and operational behaviour of the product to ensure they correspond to its specifications.

Non functional: Performance, Security

Answer / avinash

Security testing can be functional/non functional depending on the application/product we are testing:

For Example: If we are testing a web page with login functionality, then security testing is considered as non-functional testing.

Though security is important factor it doesn't come under core functionality of the application/product we are testing

Let us say, we are testing an Anti Virus... then the main functionality of this apll/prod is to give security...
here security testing is considered as a functional testing

Answer / saikat

functionality testing is somthing like to validate the
software or the web application functining as per the req.

security testing is not functional testing..

Answer / rajiv jindal

Security testting may or may not be a functionality testing.

Example:
Security (Functional): login scenario.
Security (Non-Functional): Lets say some personal
information is appeared on some web page (which should not
appear in atcual).

Answer / t.mahipalreddy

All the gui testing will consider as non-functional
testing ,where as if we perform actions on the functional
point then it well come under functionality testiog
security testing is an functional testing bcoz
we perform action on it.

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