What is negative path testing?
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negative path testing is part of functional testing,
in negative testing the test engineer will test the
application in negative thoughts .
EX: if suppose user name is there in the application. in the
user name we enter only a to z.the test engineer will test
the numbers, special character etc.this type if testing is
negative path testing.
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Answer / anjali
Test the application with the invalid test cases
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Testing aimed at showing software does not work. Also known
as "test to fail".
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