what is testing policy and testing methodology? and what is
the difference?
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Answer / niran munsami
A test methodology, like any methodology, is a structured
list of activities that must be performed to ensure that all
objectives are satisfied. With regards to Testing, the
objectives are:
1. Test the system completely (100% Test Coverage)
2. Evaluate the overall quality of the system using test
results.
Therefore a test methodology are those activities that must
be performed to produce a fully tested system.
A test policy details the implementation of the test
methodology and takes governance, standards, best practices,
and people into consideration.
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Answer / meenakshi
Testing policy is what a particular company follows.
Testing methodology is a process in which the appln is to
be proceeded
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Answer / guest
Testing policy means all types of testing or testing
techniques(i.e.functional testing,sanity testing etc).
Testing methodology means white box and black box testing.
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