What is the main diff. between Retesting and Regression
Testing ?
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Answer / ramyab.mca@gmail.com
Hai...
Retesting: In which one will perform testing on the same
functionality with multiple sets of data in order to come
to a conclusion whether it is working fine or nor.
Re-gression Testing: In which one will perform testing on
the already tested functionality again and again.
Difference:
Retesting will start from first build and continuous upto
the last build.
Regression will start from second build and continuous upto
the last build.
During Regression also Re-testing will be done that is why
it is called as Re-Regression Testing.
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B.Ramyasri
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Answer / rehaman
Retesting is a positive Testing where in we test the s/w for passed test cases
Regression testing is a negative testing where in we test the s/w for failed test cases
Retesting is done to check whether the developer had fixed the defect or not
Regression testing is done to check whether the fixed defect is effecting the the remaining s/w or not
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