When should you begin testing?

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When should you begin testing?..

Answer / preethi

we will start the test Procedure after getting the
specifications from the customer thru SRS Document to
prepare Test scenarios and Test cases).
And the system Testing(Excution of testing) will start after
getting the Software build from the developers.

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Preethi.G

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When should you begin testing?..

Answer / jagadishwar reddy

when the srs documnet is released.Thn, we will understand
the srs.after understanding we will write the scenarios,by
seeing scenarios we will write test cases..
whenever build is released thn we start the testing process..

note:whenever the build is released thn only we can test it...

If it is crct ok..if not crct send me mail plzz....
bye frndz.......

thnaku..
JAGADISHWAR REDDY..
reddy_jagadishwar@yahoo.co.in

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When should you begin testing?..

Answer / b.sravan kumar reddy

First of all which sort of testing you want to begin.

there are two types of testings
1.Conventional testing
2.Unconventional testing.

Conventional testing begins from coding phase of
SDLC(Software Development Life Cycle) to the end, because
not only the end product is tested in the middle of the
coding phase some part of the out come is released it also
be tested and it is done by Test Engineers.

Unconventional testing begins from Initial phase of SDLC to
the end and it is done by Quality Assurance team.

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When should you begin testing?..

Answer / wasim

We should Start testing. When you have a SRS or BRS or Use Case ready with you and having a complete understanding of it.

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When should you begin testing?..

Answer / ramesh raju

whenever we get a build than we can start the testing. i
mean reviews and analysis also come under testing.

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