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What is the difference between Monkey testing an Ad-hoc
testing (If ur answer is same, then why we need two names)
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Answer / vikas
Monkey is random testing, u dont know abt the application u
r learnin it.
Ad-hoc is informal testing where u know abt the application
well in hand. You are doing random testing before you
actually begin with the intensive testing.
Definition(s):
Ad-hoc testing : A testing phase where the tester tries to
'break' the system by randomly trying the system's
functionality. Can include negative testing as well.
Monkey Testing : Testing a system or an Application on the
fly, i.e just few tests here and there to ensure the system
or an application does not crash out.
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Answer / bhanukiran
In general, the exhaustive testing is impossible from
testing principles.Due to this reason,the testing team is
concentrating on Optimal testing.
Some times, the testing team is not able to conduct optimal
testing also,due to some risks.In this situation,the testing
team is conducting Ad-hoc testing or Informal testing.
There are five styles of Ad-hoc testing
1.Monkey testing
2.Buddy testing
3.Exploratory testing
4.Pair testing
5.Debugging.
MONKEY TESTING:
Due to lack of time for testing,the testing
team is concentrating on main activities of that software build.
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Answer / charulatha
Adhoc Testing :
This type of testing is done without any formal Test Plan or Test Case creation. Ad-hoc testing helps in deciding the scope and duration of the various other testing and it also helps testers in learning the application prior starting with any other testing.
Monkey Testing :
If the keyboard is given to monkey , what it ll do ? the same is called monkey testing . randomly testing .
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Answer / ganesh thik
Adhoc testing-
Adhoc testing is informal testing type.No documentation,test plan is used.Aim to break the system.
Monkey Testing-
Monkey testing is type of adhoc testing.In that randomly test the aapplication
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Answer / ravi148
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in really secnario., we dont use monkey testing termnology
term.
Adhoc-testing means testing the application with out FTP,
here testers have significant knowledge about the
application.it is useful when time is cunched for release.
monkey testing is nothing but adhoc tsting
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Answer / praveen samala
Adhoc testing is something which is perfomed when there are
not required documents available and tester past experinece
and the expertise is required for such testing.
Monkey testing is testing the major functionality of the
application when we do not have enough time to test.
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