why do testing are divided into stages primarily becoz: 1)different stage has different purpose 2)Stages makes the testing simpler 3)Different test run in different environments 4)The no of stages the testing is easier Please do answer its urgent

1 Answers   Infotech,

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In my application there are 5 modules. In every module there are 8-9 sub-modules. Preview, Print & Download options are there on every sub-module screen. My Question is - Should I have to write that much test cases for Preview, Print & Download options???????? Please reply soon.

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what is analysizing test results & creating the bug reportts?

1 Answers   Semantic Space,

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What is Web testing & which action we take at the time of Web Testing?

0 Answers   TCS,

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What is a top-down and bottom-up approach in testing?

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For a functionality we have 20 test cases, among 20 testcases 15 of them are Passed and 5 Failed. How will you report to your Manager ? Does the functionality passed or failed or partial passed/failed ??

1 Answers   IBS,

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I hope so many people are using gmail accout. My basic question is the defference between gmail and other mails.

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When we will do Retesting? Only after Bug fixation?Is there any other case?

8 Answers   HP,

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what is diff b/w resting & regression testing?

10 Answers   Wipro,

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What is data persistancy?

2 Answers   Cognizant, CTS,

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What is a testbed in manual testing?

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If planned effort and actual effort is same, then how to calculate the effort variance ??

1 Answers   Accenture,

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