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difference between regression and retesting?
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Answer / suneela
Retesting:Testing the issue/bug which is fixed by developer
Regression:Testing the surronding functionality to check
whether the fix may cause any other problems
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Answer / pragati pandey
Retesting: It is the act of repeating a test, to verify that
a found detect has been fixed
Regression testing on the other hand is the act of repeating
other tests in parallel ares to ensure that that the applied
fix or a change in code has not introduced other errors or
unexpected behaviour
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Answer / shanavas
Regression: Testing carried out to ensure that modifications
to one portion of the software have no bad effects on other
portion of the software.
Retesting:Testing an already tested system to increase
confidence level in the system.
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Answer / gangadhar
retesting: testing the application with multiple set of dataaa is known as retesting
IT starts from 1st build to last build
BUT
REGRESSTION: testing the tested functionality again and again
ex: in cal aplication
1st build:we check all the functionalities in 1st build (normal testing)
2nd build: a new feature is added in to the application at that time we concentrate on new feature is (normal testing)
and allready tested functionalities also we check which we tested in the 1st build is known as REGRESSION TESTING
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Answer / nani
retesting : when change request/new build release then we
go for retesting
regression testing : testing the core functionalities and
dependency variables in the application is called is called
regression testing
please let me know if it is mistake
with regards
Nani
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Answer / rags y
Retesting: The test which is done after the defect has been
fixed.It means we have to retest to know the defect was
rectified or not.
Regression:It is the one of the scenario in testing. When
the repeating parallel tests continuously in same
environment for to find out the Performance of tool.Then it
is called Regression Testing.
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